How does Cisneros's decision to end the novel by having Esperanza say one day she will leave Mango Street so she can come back for the ones she left behind contribute to the story's impact?

Question 2 options:

It suggests a sense of pride that her neighborhood is as good as any, ending the story on a defensive note.


It creates a sense that she wants to forget about all of the pain and misery she witnessed while living there, ending the story with a tone of tragedy.


It emphasizes that she wants to be able to one day speak for those who cannot speak for themselves, ending the story with a sense of empowerment.


It hints that the women who doubted her talents should feel foolish, ending the story on a spiteful note.