Tree,” Jesse Stuart writes about two characters who are separated by cultural differences. These differences lead to later conflicts that physically threaten each other to the point of pulling out a gun. Confused by each other’s world, they at first cannot find a connection between each other. The two main characters are culturally divided for example by appearance, knowledge, and even their own moral outlook.
Jesse Stuart uses clothes to contrast characters and to be a key visual difference. The author describes Luster as having “overalls, big boots, a blue shirt and a sheepskin coat and a slouched black hat gone to seed at the top”(Stuart 5). This shows Luster as small town country man who works with his hands for a living. On the other
Jesse Stuart uses clothes to contrast characters and to be a key visual difference. The author describes Luster as having “overalls, big boots, a blue shirt and a sheepskin coat and a slouched black hat gone to seed at the top”(Stuart 5). This shows Luster as small town country man who works with his hands for a living. On the other