Jefferson and Grant must both take a spiritual, intellectual, and emotional journey to discover what role they are meant to play
in life. Throughout their journeys, they are accompanied by communities, large and small, of people who either help or hinder them as they move toward their destination. What are these communities, and how does each help or hinder the two men? Your analysis should also explore how the communities represent this particular moment in American society—a society that is fractured by issues of race.
The two protagonists are there to support each other and help each one succeed. Grant's story unfolds with Jefferson. The community involved in their path towards their destination is the black community and the Reverend. Grant was guided towards reconciling his insecurities regarding his race and also reconnecting to his roots, making this the first step towards his success.
<span>The title "Was It a Dream" can be interpreted in a few different ways. A dream could be in your sleep and doesn't actually happen. A dream could also be something that actually happened but the details are blurry and you don't really remember it. i could only think of one </span>
I think the one that learn the least is : The narrator's aunt. She kept making unreasonable accusation throughout the story. One of it was that she believed that the burglar has been coming to her house every night for the last 40 years. i might say that the one that learn the most would be the narrator himself.
