What messages does the narrator communicate by describing the death of his father?

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shepuryov [24]4 years ago

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a. that he believes the race riots are ultimately a good thing

b. that he will never forgive white people

c. that his feelings on race are conflicted

d. that he forgives white people

that his feelings on race are conflicted

Answer: Option C.

<u>Explanation:</u>

The narrator of the story tells about the message while talking about the death of his father that the ideas that he had about race, the thoughts that he had about society classes, different strata of the society are all conflicted in his mind.

His ideas about all of this are not clear and are in a situation of conflict and confusion.

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