How does Ma respond to Tom's fear that there are too many people looking for work in California?
Tom hears the fruitpickers in California are paid low wages, live in dirty camps, and hardly have enough to eat. In addition, work is hard to get. When Tom shares this information, Ma listens, but desperately wants to believe the handbills.
Answered -
Related Questions
-
How does Daisy respond to the phone calls from Tom's 'woman in new york' in the Great Gatsby?
Daisy is obviously upset by the phone call, but tries to play...
-
How does Maycomb respond to Tom's death In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, chapter 25,?
Tom's death only news in Maycomb for 2 days, was regarded as ...
-
At length, it is said, when delay had whetted Tom's eagerness...
-
How does B.B. Underwood respond to tom's death in the book To Kill a Mockingbird, chapter 25?
In Chapter 25 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Mr. Underwood writes ...
-
How did dill respond when Mr Gilmer harshly cross examined Tom Robinson?
Dill cries when Mr. Gilmer accuses Tom of lying about his ent...
Comments