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Ruth McBride

 

            Ruth McBride shows great perseverance throughout The Color of Water.
             to grow up under a very demanding and difficult Jewish father. He would make her wake .
             up early and perform various tasks throughout their shop, and she did not seem to .
             complain about it all much. She grew up and became widowed and was forced to raise .
             twelve mixed children on her own. She seemed to give off an amazingly positive attitude .
             and was very loving and had an amazing faith in God.
             I believe that Ruth McBride's faith in God's love was very inspiring. There were .
             many times when she and her children did not have much to eat. She would go about .
             providing for her children. There were also many times when her children would be .
             teased or bullied at school and she would tell them not to pay attention to the bullies, and .
             to go about their day. .
             Ruth McBride's faith that God had everything in control also made her more .
             relaxed in hectic situations. She seemed not to want anything that was new or real nice. .
             She seemed content with what she possessed. She showed this by not wanting to learn .
             how to drive her husband's old car. She was content with just riding her bicycle around .
             the neighborhood. She also did not care what people in her neighborhood thought of her .
             or what they thought of her children. She did not let her children think there was anything .
             different with them, or when people would be staring at the family she would just brush it .
             off.
             By Ruth McBride displaying so much faith in God's love and guidance, her .
             children turned out to be great adults when they grew up. They were all very successful .
             and had families of their own. Ruth McBride was always in charge because she left her .
             life up to God and put her total faith in Him.
            


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