Caleb Thomas
Mrs. Crosby
Ingles 4
04/20/2015
Angela's Ashes study guide part 2
Cap 7
The temper because they hope to be given can spend a dime on toffee. Previously, Frank and Malachy refused Penny Friday, an act that showed their disapproval of the actions of his father and attitude. Their attitude may have changed because they have accepted the drunkenness of the father as a normal event.
They know not to talk to their father when the mother crazy. They are afraid of her "bitter look." (P. 171) when his father made the "bad thing", drink the dole money, follow the practice of adults to make him suffer, do not talk to him. (P. 171)
What does the story say about Mickey Spellacy life in Limerick? Answers may vary. Example: This story further illustrates the prevalence of Limerick. In addition, the death of the coarse attitude towards boys indicate that may have seen too much of it to be very concerned by it.
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Frankie says girls are so lovely ... [and] have such beautiful white teeth. "(P. 172) Protestants do not seem as impoverished as the Catholics of the book, because they have lawn and free time for games like croquet.
Mom thinks Frankie is too young, and she said that I was still in school. Grandma says school "he has the way I was talkin 'back an' goin 'around with the sour puss an' strangely like his father." (P. 173)
Uncle Pa Keating gets up to Frankie and orders of lemonade.
I will endeavor to read to Mr.