In the short story "The Man Who Was Almost A Man" by Richard Wright, the two intertwining themes are "the struggle for power" and "coming-of-age". Dave Saunders, the protagonist of this story, feels that by acquiring a gun, he will become a man and have more power in his life.
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you said it'd independent so do it yourself
During Tom Robinson's trial, and his experiences with Dill and Mrs. Dubose and Boo Radley, They begin to see that Jem<span> has become more thoughtful about life.</span>
They all have connotations opposite of gentle but it depends if talking about a person’s weight it would most likely be large but in general I think it would be big
