Question

1. The first time that Stacey talks back to his mother in the novel, Big Ma says that Stacey “needs a good whippin’.” Mama, however, disagrees. What does Mama say that Stacey needs? Why does Mama say what she says? What does this moment make clear about Mama’s earlier reluctance to see Papa leave for the railroad?

Answer 1

SHE DID THAt SO THEN HER CHIALED WONT BE BAD ITS CALLED PARINTING