A Lesson Before Dying Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of A Review of "A Lesson Before Dying".

A Lesson Before Dying Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of A Review of "A Lesson Before Dying".
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A Review of "A Lesson Before Dying"

Summary: A review of the book "A Lesson Before Dying" by Ernest J. Gaines, which is about a lacking antagonist. Also discusses who struggles with conflict as well as the cause of their struggle.
Why does everthing has to be done with money? Can't it just be a favor? Many people get paid to do something, but in this case Grant is being force to educate Jefferson. Will this problem effect the person invovled in it... As a graduted college student, Grant became a teacher. Miss Emma and Tante Lou, asked nicely if he could go and teach Jefferson how to become a men, and not a hog. Grant disobeyed them and said,"NO." But Tante Lou, his aunt threatened him by telling him that if he doesn't go teach Jefferson, he would not have a bed to sleep in. After visiting Mr. Henri Pichot, he had no choice but just to teach Jefferson. Dropping Miss Emma off at her house, Tante Lou decides to stay there for awhile. Grant goes to Bayonne and heads to the Rainbow Club. He is anxious...

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