Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones In Thank You, Ma Am By Langston Hughes

Langston Hughes characterized Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones in "Thank you, Ma'am" as bossy. When Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones pocket book he falls and so does the pocket book. Mrs. Jones kicks Roger on his blue jean sitter. Tells him to pick it up and drags him to her house. Second Mrs. Jones shows that she is kind- hearted. She takes Roger in and cooks him dinner and tells him to clean his face, like he is her child. Last Mrs. Jones shows that she is caring. She gives him money for new suede shoes and tells him to stay out of trouble. Mrs. Jones has positive attitudes and some negative ones too. Just because someone comes out bossy doesn't mean that's who they are. Don't judge people just because you don't know who they