English, 16.12.2021 06:20, zach6024

After Darius' grandmother treats her rudely, Zuri observes that "Money can't buy manners" (p. 172), Make sure to address the following items in your response:
1. Why does Zuri think this?
2. What does the interaction between Zuri and Catherine Darcy reveal about each one's character?
3. Can you think of other moments in the novel where social class and identity play a major role?
4. Why does Zuri feel like she and Darius come from such different worlds?
5. Do you think that coming from different social classes as they do is a barrier, or a bolster, to their love?

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