How are the big themes of home and identity portrayed

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Question: From the novel Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid answer: How are the big themes of "home" and "identity" portrayed at the beginning of Lucy chapters? and Does Lucy create her identity voluntarily or is it something that is compelled upon her (involuntary)?

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