... . The author is Jean Darby. I picked this book because I like reading about someone who was fighting for what they believed in. The main character is Martin Luther King, Jr. The minor characters are Rosa Parks, Ralph Abernathy, and James Meredith. The problem is Martin is fighting for his people's rights and it might get him trouble. The story begins when martin born ... ...
... quite intellectual in most of his thinking. The only two things in the book that did not appeal to me were the language and graphic violence. However, these are very minor since they are very good in describing the uneducated black race at that time. The end of the book is very predictable, but well thought out, and very appropriate to ... is black he is automatically condemned to death. He fails to get a fair trial or an opportunity to really defend himself. The ending is then appropriate to the events, symbols, characters, and themes throughout the book. ...
... quite intellectual in most of his thinking. The only two things in the book that did not appeal to me were the language and graphic violence. However, these are very minor since they are very good in describing the uneducated black race at that time. The end of the book is very predictable, but well thought out, and very appropriate to ... is black he is automatically condemned to death. He fails to get a fair trial or an opportunity to really defend himself. The ending is then appropriate to the events, symbols, characters, and themes throughout the book. ...
... herself as "I"- has certain problems to face. This one character, the narrator, must know everything that happens in the novel. We can never see "inside the heads" of the other characters in the story. A nave character is less dependable and less accurate than an intelligent character and more limited in what she knows and understands "Scout, you aren't old enough to ... how Harper Lee has used the point of view of a nave character as narrator to achieve ironic and critical comments about adult society attitudes such as racism and prejudice. Scout, a minor character, tells the story fro...
