1. What things did Mr. Wiggings do to get Jefferson to learn?
2. What did Jefferson do to convince you that he had learned the lesson?
3. What does the death of Jefferson symbolize for his community?
4. Who is Paul and how important is his role in the story?
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1. Taking the time to visit him, talk with him. That he was not a hog. Hogs cannot communicate and they do not wear clothes. To communicate his feeling to paper. To leave a written record behind.
2. When he was able to walk to the electro chair and not have to be carried in.
3. A sad occassion, a dreaded time one that could be heard from afar. A “lights went out in Georgia” moment.
4. He represented that not every cauasian looked down on ******. That some of them felt in their heart/soul that they were equal, worth knowing and can be recognized for their strenght in a crucial time.
what an insult!
read the damn book!