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Sarty In The Awakening

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Awakening Narrator observes the development and thoughts of Sarty, who struggles with the loyalty to his father and the justice from his nature. Which sound should this ten-year-old boy listen to? This question makes him suffering. Later on, he gradually feels tired of his family, frequent moves as well as his father’s indifference. Finally, Major de Spain’s house gives Sarty the hope that he would have a stable life and his father would not burn the barns here, because of the Major’s power. However, the tragedy that his father feels angry about the treatment and prepares to burn the barns still plays again. Here comes to the climax of this short story. Sarty’s nature urges him to resist his family and fetters to defend the justice.

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