I believe that there is really no big signifigance except that the drug usage and profanity show that the girls are growing up and changing their lifestyles. If the girls were to still live in the Dominican Republic they probably wouldn't have done drugs or anything like that. They might though, but in a lesser extent. In the United States they must have believed that doing those things like drugs were supposedly "cool". So except to show the fact that the girls were changing then profanity and drug usage has a small role in the developement in the plot.
I didn't think that there was a huge signifigance or anything, it just had to do with how they were growing up and how they were getting used to a new culture.
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I believe that there is really no big signifigance except that the drug usage and profanity show that the girls are growing up and changing their lifestyles. If the girls were to still live in the Dominican Republic they probably wouldn't have done drugs or anything like that. They might though, but in a lesser extent. In the United States they must have believed that doing those things like drugs were supposedly "cool". So except to show the fact that the girls were changing then profanity and drug usage has a small role in the developement in the plot.
I didn't think that there was a huge signifigance or anything, it just had to do with how they were growing up and how they were getting used to a new culture.
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