" Quotation: "He was a stranger to me.... Characters Charlie Charlie is the son and the narrator. He is the complex character in the story. ... He is talking loud and he is very aggressive with strangers. ... His father treats him as if he is a stranger; like they'd never met before....
Due to this incident, gradually through out the novel we find the details of each character and how this incident gradually pulled the family apart. ... Then when a stranger, Henry Warburton who is an evangelist comes into the story and helps the Flack family. ...
John and Henry, the two main characters, are father and son with a problem bigger than the both of them combined. ... Stegner describes the setting in order to reflect Henry's mood, Lights were on all up and down the street, and there was a rush of traffic and a hurrying of people past and around him, yet the town was not his town, the people passing were strangers, . . . ...
Rochester classifies Antoinette as a red - eyed wild - haired stranger (149) who is impulsive, disturbed, and psychotic. ... When everyone Antoinette knows thinks of her in this uncivilized way, she is so helpless that she accepts that she has become a stranger and outsider and embraces this idea of herself as her identity. ... Her two last names, her two families, and two races separate the qualities of Antoinettes character; although, she tries to unite the parts of her and parts of her life that have become so disunited. ...
In Barbara Kingsolver's The Bean Trees, main character Taylor obtains a completely unanticipated child upon her arrival in Tucson, Arizona after rigorously avoiding motherhood in her hometown of Pittman, Kentucky for several years. ... But as soon as she arrives she is given a young child by a complete stranger. ... Due to her history of abuse and the willingness of her original guardian to give her away to a complete stranger, it is likely that Turtle would be dead without Taylor. ...
The lead character, Larry Brown, explains his day-to-day tasks such as testing the pump on the truck, making sure the tuck is full of fuel, clean and full of water; you have to check that your clothes are all together, your lights and sirens because everything has to be ready to go. ... While on hold, she started remembering the details of her mother's life - The struggling, the hard labor, the lack of resources and money, all the hard times her mother had endured- her thoughts to be interrupted by a perfect stranger, that kindly informed her that her mother wasn't entitled to them ...
