... straight to the happily-ever-after, but this time with a twisted sense of that concluding happiness. In fact, all throughout this piece irony seems to be the connecting element. In a white community plagued by fear of criminal activities by blacks, particularly break-ins and theft, a family took action to secure their home and their life. This family, made up of a wife ... as said before, she is ironically the only character that has been injected with color by the mere label she is assigned to, in comparison to the other black and white movements of the story. This is not to absolve th...

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• Grade Level: High School