Maintaining the existing rules of society
Advocating social reform in a revolutionary manner
Unwilling to consider other opinions or alternatives
To throw something forcefully
Conflict between people
Speak loudly so that everyone can hear a message
To be stifled and repressed
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The Question and Answer section for Small Island is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Yes! In now a day world , yes it is evolving but , at a moment it becomes unappropriate.
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People in present just supporting same sex marriages , it may be an evolution but it is undoubtedly an appropriate lifestyle.
In Chapter Eight, the author uses flashback to provide background on Gilbert. In this chapter, we learn that Gilbert trained at a military camp in the United States, and that he initially believed that “America is Paradise” (106). Soon after,...
Prejudice and racism are present in both the ‘before’ and ‘after’ sections of the novel. Readers see Hortense and Gilbert struggle with living in a majority white society who are not welcoming of them. And readers can observe Queenie’s ignorance...
