- Frank’s father returning home for Christmas; promising that he has reached a turning point, and will become a more responsible individual. Surprisingly, Malachy then gives his family a box of chocolates as a gift.
- Has Malachy finally reached a point in his life where he is beginning to feel sorrow? Does he realize the damage he has drifted among his own family? Is this truly a turning point; or another hoax?
- The McCourts eat a sheep’s head for their Christmas dinner; Through my eyes, a large change of quality food; most likely not able to consume often due to price.
- Angela is sickly, and spends most of her time at home. When poor women approach her and ask if she can spare money, she allows them into her home an feeds them.
- Angela's Character: Caring, responsive, sympathetic. Although, Angela is not steady with her economic status as well.
Example from corresponding chapter:
- Angela owes four weeks worth of rent. There is no money; the family then has to burn one of their home walls for firewood. (Extreme poverty reference, once again.)
- Groupmembers: List other poverty-related situations you have come across while reading this week.
Jenna S.
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