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The Good Daughter" describes the “dual identity” of Caroline Hwang as a first-generation American with Korean immigrant parents. She describes the challenges, triumphs, and everything in between in the trials of her life. It starts off with her narrative anecdote, going to the dry cleaners and bumping into a lady who also has her origins in Korea. They bow in a traditional manner to greet one another. Caroline introduces herself and is surprised to be asked by the woman whether she is Chinese. Why would she come to that conclusion? Soon Caroline discovers that it was because she pronounced her last name, Hwang, incorrectly. The older woman laughs at her mistake and Caroline finds this to be a little offensive.