How did ruthies point of view changed at the end of the story

At the end of the book, she says of the house on Mango Street that it is "the house I belong but do not belong to" (110). She yearns for a house of her own, and she says that one day, she will take her paper and books to that house. She dreams of a house "clean as paper before the poem

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