Summary Of Mrs. Bates Washington Jones

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From the passage, Roger was a boy that tried to take a heavy set lady named Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones purse. During that time he grabs her purse and broke the strap. Mrs. Bates made him picked up her then jacked him up and shakes him until his teeth almost fell out. Many people walked by and looked at them, some people even stayed and watch them. Then she took him to her house and told him to wash his face because it was dirty. The main thing Roger was worried about was going to jail but she said that she want take him to jail. She treated him like he was her son because Mrs. Jones fed him, made Roger wash his face, and gave him $10 for the shoes he wanted. Now from the movie point of view was that the Mrs. Jones was not a heavy

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