Maureen “enchants the entire school,” but is she liked? Is she a likable character? Note the clues in the text that teach us how to read her even before we know her: “Her hair is braided into two lynch ropes that hung down her back” (62); It was a false spring day, which, like Maureen. . .” (64). Is our author telling us to be cautious with Maureen, to be aware of her true motivations, to be careful in not falling for her deceptive and false charms? ~What is the real reason she choose to talk to Pecola?

Ineed . identify the item that shows sharp and vivid details rather than vague and general ones (put a or b for your answer.) a. nearly all people at times suffer from depression, which can be triggered by something as small as a c-minus on a quiz. they may become so depressed that they can’t even answer the phone or get out of bed. b. nearly all people feel sad at times and think things are hopeless. depressed by some event or circumstance, they may be unable to perform even the simplest activities they normally do every day.