The House on Mango Street's significance as Esperanza's ideal home is due to:
It stands for Esperanza's wish to leave Mango Street and lead a life free from adversity.
Esperanza will be able to live alone in a peaceful setting where she can also create her writings.
- To underline her individualism, Cisneros chooses the word to tame over words like subservient or humbled because it has a lesser connotation.
- Sandra Cisneros's novel The House on Mango Street has as one of its themes the idea that while life exists in fact, dreams are merely imaginations. This is shown as follows: "Marin is dancing alone in the streetlight while singing the same tune. I know. is hoping for something—a star to fall, a car to stop, or someone—to improve her life."
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