English Literature - Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry Quick Notes. 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? English LiteratureGCSEAll boards Created by: MariahCreated on: 17-05-11 17:17 Big Ma CHAPTER 3 She supports Mary logan - keeps watch with a gun at night Regarded as a heroin Strong competant and independant Family and Land is very important to her CHAPTER 4 She tells Cassie the story about when grandpa Logan bought them the land they worked hard and overcame sorrows, but they and the land survived CHAPTER 5 She has a sense of pride in who she is but she is also realistic whe she doesnt attempt to put her wagon near the front of the market Cassie is surrounded by an angry crowd, she is afraid and makes Cassie apologise 1 of 3 David Logan CHAPTER 9 He doesnt goto work because he is worried about the effect of the Boycott of the Wallace store but he decided to go, as he needs the money to pay for taxes On the way back from viscksburg, he is attacked and is injured CHAPTER 12 He is angry with the children for sneaking out at night The he is awareof what is happening at the Avery house, and that Satcey is there his concern is for both Stacey and TJ, so he takes his rifle Papa Logan knew that if he started the fire, it would direct the men from TJ and save his life He took a terrible risk - sacrificed 1/4 of his cotton farm in order to save TJ 2 of 3 Cassie CHAPTER 1 Cassie is the narrator and we immediately recognise her impatience with her brother, irritation with her clothing, and her dislike of TJ Avery She is an independant girl / Strong sense of Justice / Family loyalty(The book) CHAPTER 2 As thenarrator she tells us about the Berrys burnings - she is lstening into the adults conversation CHAPTER 5 She knows she is as good as anybody else, and cannot understand why she served after another child. Stacey has more realistic asessments and hastily drags her out of the store 3 of 3
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