Chapter 29

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  1. Hello. My name is Grant Hunter, and today I'm representing
  2. chapter 29 from the Groups of Wrath.
  3. Okay, so stuff with the summary as there is a
  4. constant number of rain which floods the migrants area.
  5. This caused them to be out of work.
  6. They will lose their jobs, not able to make money,
  7. which means they can provide for their family or themselves.
  8. And it's caused them toe do things such as begging
  9. and stealing from the people just to get just toe
  10. help others like their family in themselves and moving to
  11. the significant passages.
  12. The first one kind of talks about a shift as
  13. its the fear they felt from the flood to the
  14. anger they felt as it goes away is that they
  15. were afraid of it, what it might destroy and what
  16. it might mess up for them as a zit goes
  17. away. They kind of like are just mad at what
  18. it did and the effects of it.
  19. And the second one talks about different ways.
  20. It affected him and how what they had to do
  21. to survive such a ZX like begging for food and
  22. stealing different things like that and the third quote that
  23. I were down was different.
  24. Conditions that they were in during the flood is they
  25. would sleep in.
  26. You know what?
  27. Beds of soaking with blankets and different things.
  28. So moving to the purpose.
  29. The purpose of these chapters is to kind of a
  30. show information that wasn't given.
  31. It's kind of like a background for the other.
  32. Storyline is it provides history and different things and for
  33. the style.
  34. And it shows an angry tone as Stomach is angry
  35. at the way they were treated at these camps and
  36. the treatment of workers.
  37. And there's a very hopeful theme as well.
  38. It shows that the end of the chapter, as after
  39. the foot like the grass, begins to grow as it
  40. shows little sign of hope for the migrants.
  41. In the point of view, it's time it kind of
  42. sticks to, um, pathos is kind of relating to their
  43. emotional journey as he shows, you know what they went
  44. through and like the different feelings about doing things.
  45. And there's some other examples from um it shows a
  46. personification as the Earth whispers and be the rain, and
  47. he uses repetition to know work till screen no work
  48. and have no work, no money, no food.
  49. This show is different.
  50. Different uses he would do for your style.
  51. And that about wraps it up.
  52. Thank you for watching.