How would a conversation go between fourteen-year-old Esperanza and twelve-year-old Esperanza?

Answer one of the following options: Esperanza changes a lot over the course of the novel. How would a conversation go between fourteen-year-old Esperanza and twelve-year-old Esperanza? Would they understand each other? Get into a fight? Would twelve-year-old Esperanza even recognize her older self? What strengths does Esperanza discover she has? Would she have discovered them if Papa had lived? What does Esperanza mean when she says to Miguel that there is a “deep river” that runs between them? Does this change in California? If so, describe how their relationship changes and give reasons for why this might happen. The last section of the novel has Esperanza and Miguel listening to the heartbeat of the earth. What does this parallel to the first chapter mean at this point in the novel? Read the last sentence of the novel, and explain how it relates to the book’s overall themes.