Fortælleren repræsenterer de fleste

Fortælleren repræsenterer de fleste børn dengang, da han som jeg skrev om før er hjernevasket af hans forældre til at tro at de sorte er beskidte og voldelig hvilket er ukorekt. Et citat fra tekten viser at hans forældre ikke kan lide farved mennesker(linje 42-44 " We knew nothing about our black neighbours other than the cruel jokes our parents somtimes told and the occasional spasms of anger we'd see on the local news" forældrene siger til deres børn at de ikke er nogle gode mennesker, uden at kende dem selv. Så man kan sige they are judgeing a book by its cover, i starten ser man også fortæller være bange da han opdager han er i en biograf med kun farvede, men fortælleren finder ud af at de farvede faktisk er meget sjovere at være sammen med end hvide (linje 67-69)" We'd never seen kids behave like this before, at least not with impunity. Where we came from you sat quietly through films. You could laugh at the jokes, sure, but that was it. What you didn't do was show these sorts of emotions. Even if you felt them." så fortællerens syn på de farvede er ændret da han finder ud af de er sjove at være sammen med og de ikke er som alle andre siger de er.

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

The narrator represents most children at that time when he as I wrote about before is brainwashed by his parents to believe that blacks are dirty and violent which is ukorekt. A quote from tekten shows that his parents do not like colore people (lines 42-44 "We knew nothing about our black neighbors other than the cruel jokes our parents somtimes tariff and the occasional spasms of remorse we'd see on the local news" parents tell their children that they are not some good people without knowing them. So you could say they are judgeing a book by its cover, initially seem also says be afraid when he discovers he is in a movie theater with only colored, but the narrator finds out that the color is actually much more fun to be with than whites (lines 67-69) "We'd never seen kids behave like this before, mindst not with Impunity. Where we came from you put quietly through film. You could laugh at the jokes, sure, but att was it. What you did not do was show disse sorts of emotions. Even if you field dem. "As the narrator's views on the colored is changed when he finds out they are fun to be with and they are not like everyone else says they are.

Resultater (Engelsk) 2:

The narrator represents most of the children at the time when he, as I wrote about before, is brainwashed by his parents to believe that the blacks are filthy and violent which is untrue. A quote from the text shows that his parents do not like Colo people (line 42-44 "We knew nothing about our black neighbours other than the cruel jokes our parents sometimes customs and the occasional spasms of anger we'd see on the local news " The parents say to Their children that they are not some good people, without knowing themselves. So you can say they are judgeing a book by its cover, in the beginning you see also telling be scared when he discovers he is in a cinema with only colored, but the narrator finds out that the colored actually is much more fun to be with than white (line 67-69) "We'd never Seen kids behave like this before, at least not with impunity. Where we came from you sat the through films. You could laugh at the jokes, sure, but that was it. What you didn't do was show these varieties of emotions. Even If you field them. "So the tell-tale's view of the colored is changed as he finds out they are fun to be with and they are not like everyone else says they are.

Resultater (Engelsk) 3:

The narrator represents most of the children back then, when he, as I wrote about before, was brainwashed by his parents into believing that the blacks are dirty and violent, which is incorrect. A quote from the detective shows that his parents do not like colored people (line 42-44 "'We knew nothing about our black neighbours other than the cruel jokes our parents told and the occasional spasms of regret we'd see on the local news" parents tell their children that they are not good people without knowing themselves. So you can say they're judging a book by its cover, at first you also see telling him to be scared when he discovers he's in a movie with only colored, but the narrator finds that the colored are actually a lot more fun to be with than white (line 67-69)"We'd never see kids behave like this before, at least not with impunity. Where we came from you sat quietly through movies. You could laugh at the jokes, sure, but that was it. What you didn't do was show these sorts of emotions. Even if you felt them."so the narrator's view of the colored has changed since he finds out they're fun to be with and they're not like everyone else says they are.