Frightened Women and Children
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Character Key:
Display Name:
Frightened Women and Children
Sort Name:
Unnamed Frightened Women and Children
Race:
White
Gender:
Multi Gender Group
Class:
MultiClass Group
Rank:
Minor
Vitality:
Alive
First Mentioned:
Biography:
As part of his description of Reconstruction in the South, Ike McCaslin imagines "women crouched with huddled children behind locked doors," seeking shelter from threats that are not named in the text, but are clearly meant to be understood as a consequence of the defeat of the (white) South and the emancipation of the (black) South (277).
Ontological Status:
Created by a Character in Text
Individual or Group:
Group
Character changes class in this text:
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