Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
ROLL OF THUNDER HEAR MY CRY
By Mildred D. Taylor
CASSIE
- "And you outta not be waiting on everybody 'fore you wait on us.'' (Pg.111)
- First person narration is when the narrator is speaking about them self and for them self
- Through writing.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-person_narrative
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-person_narrative
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MISSISSIPPI
The time is around 1933 in Spokane County.
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PLOT
- Lillian Simms tells Cassie to go in the middle of the road, and apologize Cassie then said
- "You crazy."(Pg,113)
- On the bridge seen Mama says "But one day we will have to pay for it, believe me." ( Pg.139)
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Treat people equal
"S-see what they called us," I said, afraid she had not seen. "That's what you are." (Pg.26)
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TIMES THEY STOOD UP
About 19% times in the book so far barely any black people stood up and did not care about how they treat people. Here are some examples.
1. On the bridge Uncle Hammer did not back up and went across the bridge anyway.
2. When Lillian said get in the road that ain't enough Cassie stood up and said no are you crazy.
3. Cassie beat up Lillian for being rued and made her apologize to her for being so rued.
1. On the bridge Uncle Hammer did not back up and went across the bridge anyway.
2. When Lillian said get in the road that ain't enough Cassie stood up and said no are you crazy.
3. Cassie beat up Lillian for being rued and made her apologize to her for being so rued.
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