Hi, I need help with essay on Monkey Bridge(1998) and Vietnamerica: a family's journey (2011). Paper must be at least 2000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!Two immigrant families settling down in Am

Hi, I need help with essay on Monkey Bridge(1998) and Vietnamerica: a family's journey (2011). Paper must be at least 2000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

Two immigrant families settling down in America as refuges or survivors of the war have tried to perish their Vietnam association and adapted American lifestyle, but could not escape or abscond their past association, relations, guilt and regrets.

In “Monkey Bridge” Lan Cao contemplates with the ideas of post-war trauma, life in exile, anxieties in new land, identity confusion, identity adaption, defencelessness, past haunting, bicultural and generational-gap along with significance of blood relations. The efforts of a young American girl Mai Nguyen with Vietnamese heritage to explore the deep-rooted family secret led her to acknowledge the pain her mother suffered for lifetime. In the beginning of the novel, readers could ascertain that the Vietnam immigrants like Thanah and Mai had Anti American sentiments and perspectives. They rejected the idea that America had any rational reason to invade and participate in the Vietnam War and are just heartless traitors. To readers it’s evident that the novel depicts transnational view of Vietnam War and its consequences. Mai and Thanah in the critical times of war fled from their country leaving every aspect and relation of their life in a chaotic mess. The regret of leaving family behind was inflated by the political disturbance of the home country in which USA was the culprit as it participated too.

Likewise, in Vietnamerica by GB Tran the pictorial/graphical illustration shows the reader how conflicts between two nations impact the lives of people in weaker ones. Furthermore, the novel explores how fleeing immigrants of Vietnam adjusting to the foreign land of the oppressor (USA). Tran’s graphic memoir is not easy to read or understand in a single glance. The author has integrated many themes in a single picture, which requires the spectator to view it thoroughly. His work entails diverse perspectives on lives, war, imprisonment, exclusion, misery,