Unnamed People along Lena's Way
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Unnamed People along Lena's Way
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Unnamed People along Lena's Way
Race:
White
Gender:
Multi Gender Group
Class:
Lower Class
Rank:
Minor
Vitality:
Alive
Biography:
This group represents the folks who, Lena says, "have been right kind" to her during her travels on foot from Alabama to Yoknapatawpha. The narrative implies a difference between the way men and women judge Lena when it describes Mrs. Beard looking at her "once, completely, as strange women had been doing for four weeks now" (85). Nonetheless the narrative does confirm Lena's assertion that everyone is "kind." When she inquires for Lucas Burch, people send her along to the next town, often finding her a ride in the process.
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Movement: road, wagon
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Group
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