Chapter 3
1.Henry insistence that Jefferson "did it" redirects the plots narrative because Henry believes that Jefferson is guilty because of his participation in the crime.
2. Grant was implying that she was not seeing him for who he was anymore but now looking at him for what she thinks he has done.
3. The backdoor of Henry Pichot's plantation symbolizes Grants goodbye when he was leaving for the university and thar he would never have to enter the servants entrance of the Pichot's again.
4. Miss Emma prevail on Henry Pichot to speak to the sheriff on her behalf by wanting someone else to take her position because she was African American and there was no way possible that she would be able to convince the sheriff.
Chapter 4
1. The description of Bayonnce echoes and expands on the public defenders summation in Jefferson's trail by comparing Jefferson to a hog and how they were going to slaughter as if he was one.
2. He feels compelled to flee and what keeps him there the urge to leave is his girlfriend Vivian and he has to teach Jefferson a lesson on how to become a man before he dies.
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