1. What does Cal teach us about the difficulties in N.Ireland?
... alongside it's connection to Britain and the way both the Catholics and the Protestants view their situation. The actual text itself is about a Catholic boy, Cal, growing up in a Protestant neighbourhood, which obviously causes troubles throughout the book, mainly because he and his father are the only Catholic family left in that ... it is clear to the readers that Shamie's spirit has been utterly broken, as he sits in a chair, weeping for the loss of the house. This hurts Cal a lot, to see a man such as his father, shaking and weeping, completely sapped of their will. Also, terrorism p...
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