" Gentlemen of the jury, look at this- this- this boy. I almost said man, but I can't say man. Oh, sure, he has reached the age of twenty-one, when we

"You are a teacher?" Miss Emma is saying to Grant Wiggins, a teacher in the plantation. Tante Lou, Grant's aunt, is standing at the kitchen while Miss Emma is saying repeatedly to her "he don't have to do it". Aunt Lou says to Grant, " You go to that jail, and let him know that you are a man or you don't sleep here". " I don't know how to say how a man should die, I don't even know how a man should live". Grant is saying to his aunt. Grant has been a teacher in plantation for a while. Although he is born and grows up there, he is just waiting for the first chance to leave that place to somewhere else. He is fall in love with Vivian a married lady who her husband left her to somewhere that nobody knows. Grand is tired living in plantation, and Vivian is his only reason to stay there. " He is going to die anyway, why should we tell him you are a man?"

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Approximate Word count = 575
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)