The All-American Slurp

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Perspective in 'The All-American Slurp'

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Sister in the Lin family

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Point of view of the story

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First person point of view

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Evidence of first person point of view

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‘The first time our family was invited out to dinner in America, we disgraced ourselves while eating celery.’

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Narrator's feeling about raw celery in 'The All-American Slurp'

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Embarrassed

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Narrator's embarrassment at Gleason's dinner party

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"Looking up, I saw that the eyes of everyone in the room were on our family."

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Chinese vs American celery eating habits

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Everyone stares as the Lins eat celery.

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Meg's way to comfort the narrator after the Gleason's dinner party

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Mentions her mother doesn't plan parties, just hopes for the best.

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Brother adjusting to American life

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Joins the baseball team

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Narrator's approach to learning English

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Organized and careful

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Lin family members' English learning

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Show personality of each family member