: Frank grapples with his Irish identity from "summary" of Angelas Ashes by Frank McCourt
Frank struggles with the complexities of his Irish heritage as he navigates the harsh realities of his childhood in Limerick. Growing up in poverty, Frank is constantly reminded of his Irish roots through the songs, stories, and traditions passed down from generations before him. Despite the deep sense of pride that comes with being Irish, Frank also grapples with the negative stereotypes and prejudices associated with his identity. He faces discrimination and ridicule for his nationality, often feeling like an outsider in his own country. As he matures, Frank begin...
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