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    extra. ¨Lillian, can you gather up the goods to sell?¨ ¨sure thing, papa.¨ . We finally arrived at the shops and we all figured that we would say hi to Mr. Barnett. ¨Hey Mr. Barnett, How are you doin´ today?¨ ¨It's a bit busy, but otherwise good Miz Lillian Jean.¨ happily said…

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    Courage is whenever you stand up for your beliefs. Everyone has to face someone who doesn't believe the same way as them at some time in their life.In Mildred Taylor's book,Roll of Thunder,Hear My Cry Stacy Logan has to show courage because people around him feel differently about him because he has dark skin. The book is set in the 1930´s in Mississippi, where they were treated inexcusable, because they were African American.Stacy showed courage when the Jefferson Davis school bus was being…

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    her, Precious, and Mongo for financial and selfish gain. When Precious first begins attending Each One Teach One with Miz Rain, she naturally assumes that welfare and other forms of government assistance will save her and her new baby, but Miz Rain tells her, “When you get home from the hospital look and see how much welfare has helped your mother.” After receiving this advice from Miz Rain, Precious realizes that she needs to gain a sense of independence as well as get and an education in order…

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    one if something bad ever happened to them. Unlike today if a person did something bad to a loved one we would have a discussion and try to resolve the problem. Another example is even though the Logan Family has nothing to pay Mr. Morrison after, Miz Logan loses her job. Mr. Morrison still wants to protect the Logan family because they gave him family. “ I’m not paying you anything as it is. Mr. Morrison said softly I got me a nice house to live in, the best cooking a man…

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    Courage can help you lead but if you don't have it you can't lead it. In Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry Mildred D. Taylor uses Cassie as an example of courage by Cassie taking a whipping for her brother that has to take courage because she doesn't want her kin to get hurt. Cassie shows courage by going back to her house and possibly getting caught by white folk and drug back to the Avery's house and get a beating. She also took a switch for her brother and last she stood up to a white person. Back…

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    Courage can't just be said it has to be shown. In the book Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor, Mr. L.T. Morrision is the most brave, loyal, and kind person you will meet. Mr. Morrison showed courage by standing to the wallaces, he moved Kaleb Wallace's car off the road, and when he stayed with the Logans even though he could get hurt Mr. Morrison’s actions proved that he knows what is right and he is going to stand up for that no matter what. Even though his parents were killed by…

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    In the novel, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, the setting affects the story and characters in various different ways . As I was reading through the novel, I noticed so many pieces of text related to “separate but equal”, and the terrible acts that were done to black citizens in the South as a result of racism, and very deep racial feelings towards African-Americans. For example, in the text on page. 15, it states, “Sitting so close to the desk, I could see that the covers of the books, a motley…

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    Our story starts with a woman just about mid-twenties, Miss Elisabeth Finki. Miss Finki wore a bright yellow linen dress with blue lines wrapping around the dress she also wore a smile that most beautiful smile anyone has ever seen. Growing up Miss Finki had always been treated well, she had the perfect family, a mom, a dad, and two brothers, she had been given a life that so many people wished they had I guess the rich are always viewed as a perfect family. The town she had grown up in, a…

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    In Chapter 1, T.J. makes fun of Little Man, when Little Man is angered by getting his Sunday clothes dirty. T.J. does not even make an effort to help Little Man out, when Little Man was struggling to get on the bank. When Stacey said to get up on the bank, Little Man didn’t, and he paid the price when the bus got his Sunday clothes drenched in red dust. Stacey says, “shut up” to T.J., as well as Cassie, but decides to go back to him, and forgive him once they are on the school grounds. This…

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    These books had torn pages and ripped covers. Cassie didn’t care, but Miss Crocker did. She didn’t want to put up with anymore of this nonsense, so they got whooped. In order for Cassie to try and put the blame on her and not Little Man, she said, “Miz Crocker, I don't want my book neither.” (Taylor, 27). This states that Cassie knew it wasn’t ok that they were getting old, hand-me-down books, and she was brave enough to get whipped and have to face mad Mama and Big Ma over it. Doing the right…

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