Question

Select the TWO lines of dialogue that suggest the family looks forward to Cafe Ana opening because it will be a reminder of their home country, Honduras,


ALFREDO: "Dreams don’t always come true. When you grow up, you will learn this."


MILTON: "I won’t learn that from you, Papi. You taught me that a dream is something that requires hard work, patience, sweat, and determination."


GABRIELA: "You also said that we Hondurans need a restaurant where we can socialize and eat food from our country." (Forcefully) "It would be selfish not to do it."


ANA: (Dreamily) "I do miss the restaurant, and Papi, you were happy when you were cooking. I remember."


ANA: "We could have the quinceañera at tío Rico’s house. And if Gabi doesn’t mind borrowing a dress…"


MILTON: "Papi, you don’t need a job now. You need to put all your energy into Café Ana, a slice of Honduras heaven here in Washington, D.C."
Café Ana

Answer 1

- GABRIELA: "You also said that we Hondurans need a restaurant where we can socialize and eat food from our country."
- MILTON: "Papi, you don’t need a job now. You need to put all your energy into Café Ana, a slice of Honduras heaven here in Washington, D.C."

Both lines explicitly connect Café Ana to Honduras and to recreating home through food and community.