The correct answer to this open question is the following.
First, we are talking about the story "Everyday Use," written by African American writer Alice Walker in 1973. This story is included in the collection called "In Love and Trouble."
The characterization of the speaker could be the following. She is a strong character uneducated woman that works hard to maintain the family. She tells the story from her perspective, so she is not objective. The name of the character is simply "Mama."
Where does she refrain from making judgments? For instance, when her daughter asks her if she looks good. Mama evades the question asked by her daughter but later she -as the narrator- describes the way her daughter looks.
Where does she present less than the full truth? For example, when she refers to Wangero, the other daughter. She hides some truths and then later, she expresses what she really thinks about her daughter and how she does not agree with her decisions.
Do these examples of reticence undercut her reliability? No, she simply tells the story from her particular point of view.
Answer:
They may have inspired the author to make August's character strong enough to face the challenges of a new school with the loving support of his family.
Explanation:
The children's novel <em>Wonder </em>by Raquel Jaramillo tells the story of a physically deformed boy August "Auggie" Pullman. The whole plot revolves around his deformity and how he began to accept what he really is, despite the deformity. The story also delves into his relationship with his best friend Jack and his sister Olivia's frustration in having to sacrifice her needs to her brother's needs.
In Natalie Merchant's song <em>Wonder</em>, she sings about a girl who will make her way <em>"with love, with patience, and with faith"</em>. These very words may have inspired the author to make the young boy Auggie's character strong enough to be able to overcome the challenges that he will face in the new school. Added to that, the support of his loving family members, even his own sister Olivia will also help him face the challenges.
<span> Hurston conveys her own cultural experiences through the contrast of formal language and informal dialect. The whole story is written in formal language which is necessary for any narrative, but in this excerpt you can see a slight exception of the rules:'Ah didn’t know you wuz home.', said in very informal dialect form that author employed in order to both show the southern roots of Janie and make the narrative be more vivid and descriptive.<span>
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Answer:
Freedom and new beginnings
Explanation:
Montana symbolizes a life change that includes leaving behind painful memories and exploring new frontiers.
The troubles that Sofia had in North Dakota are symbolically left in that state that she never plans to return to.
Henry will also experience newfound freedom in montana since he was released by Sofia and will not have to return to captivity.
Short sentences would create a fast pace
