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mood and tone of the watsons go to birmingham
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The Watsons Go To Birmingham -shelbie
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kenny's mood was nervous, his tone was anxious
mood and tone, (kenny) )
mood and tone (quotes)
"Man, Momma is
mad
about that conk. But we're still
wondering
why she's so
mad
. This quote might give us a clue. The family traits that she and Dad have passed on to the kids seem very important to her. Perhaps she's
hurt
by the fact that Byron
dislikes
his own Watson family hair enough to ruin it with chemicals. Perhaps this conk of Byron's feels sort of like a rejection to the family—or to their racial background.
Can you sympathize with how Momma feels, or do you think she's overreacting?" pg.88
mood
nervous, scared, helpless
mood and tone
(byron)
"shoot you think im
scared
of them squares?" pg.91
Byron had just turned thirteen so he was officially a teenage juvenile delinquent and didn't think it was "cool" to touch anybody or let anyone touch him pg.2
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kenny's mood was nervous, his tone was anxious
mood and tone, (kenny) )
mood and tone (quotes)
"Man, Momma is
mad
about that conk. But we're still
wondering
why she's so
mad
. This quote might give us a clue. The family traits that she and Dad have passed on to the kids seem very important to her. Perhaps she's
hurt
by the fact that Byron
dislikes
his own Watson family hair enough to ruin it with chemicals. Perhaps this conk of Byron's feels sort of like a rejection to the family—or to their racial background.
Can you sympathize with how Momma feels, or do you think she's overreacting?" pg.88
mood
nervous, scared, helpless
mood and tone
(byron)
"shoot you think im
scared
of them squares?" pg.91
Byron had just turned thirteen so he was officially a teenage juvenile delinquent and didn't think it was "cool" to touch anybody or let anyone touch him pg.2