Eddie is 19 years old in the book buried onions
Fiction
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Yes.
In Chapter 1 of "Buried Onions," the author Gary Soto uses personification to describe the setting of Fresno, California. Three examples of personification include describing the city as having "shoulders," which suggests a sense of strength or burden. The author also personifies the city as having "breath," which could imply life or vitality. Lastly, Soto personifies Fresno as having "teeth," which could symbolize danger or a harsh environment.
MR.Stiles
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5 pounds of diced onions would take 5 pounds of whole onions chopped up.
John 19
yes they do they grow like corn then they get 5 to 10 onions around the top.
Jose is lying on the ground a victim of a stabbing presumably by the guys who stole the truck. Jose is taken to the hospital where he has stitches placed in his stomach and shoulder. The onions are symbolic of the misfortune and grief which pervades the novel.