A great deal of the novel focuses upon Grant's internal conflict with religion and his external conflict with Reverend Mose Ambrose. Select a passage/scene(cite it) that reflects this struggle and explain its significance in the scope of the novel and explain how Gaines uses this conflict to develop Grant. Also, indicate which side wins in this passage and how so. (The deadline to post a response to this blog question is midnight, June 23, 2011.)
Monday, June 20, 2011
Summer Blog #5: "He need both of you..."
A great deal of the novel focuses upon Grant's internal conflict with religion and his external conflict with Reverend Mose Ambrose. Select a passage/scene(cite it) that reflects this struggle and explain its significance in the scope of the novel and explain how Gaines uses this conflict to develop Grant. Also, indicate which side wins in this passage and how so. (The deadline to post a response to this blog question is midnight, June 23, 2011.)