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The House on Mango Street
by
Sandra Cisneros
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The House on Mango Street Chapter 40 Summary
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Sally's not even in eighth grade yet when she gets married to a marshmallow salesman.
Esperanza thinks Sally got married to escape. (Remember Sally's scary father? It's understandable that she'd want to get away from him.)
Sally lives in a house now, and claims to be happy. But sometimes her husband gets angry and violent.
Sally's husband won't let Sally talk on the phone, look out the window, or receive visits from her friends.
Sally stays at home, because she's afraid to leave the house without her husband's permission.
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