<h3><u>Auntie Reed's style: </u></h3>
- It is noted from her wording that she uses the evangelical word set or jargon as she calls Langston a so called ‘Lamb of God’.
- Her appearance depicts that she is a clear devotee of the god and has adopted the general Christian appearance.
- The reader doesn’t completely know but he can only guess that auntie Reed wants the best for the main character by accepting Jesus into his life, through the ways of Christianity.
- The other characters know of her being a devotee and perceive her as a good character that just wants the best for everybody, even though they may not agree with her methods sometimes.
- Auntie Reed’s actions tell us that she tries her best and thinks she has an authority over youngsters and they should agree to what she says without questioning, just because she is older.
Answer:
Duress
Explanation:
Ray can claim duress in a court of law since he was held under duress by Page to "steal" the file from Skelter Supplies Corporation which would have not been the case if he was not(held under duress by holding his daughter hostage). This is synonymous to claiming self defense since it all works by the condition that " if it hadn't been.. ". Rationale being that Ray would not be considered a thief here since he was trying to save his daughter's life and was held under duress to take the file.
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