Cassie develops as a character as the novel progresses, in what way does she change?

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Cassie develops as a character as the novel progresses, in what way does she change?

   As the story developed, Cassie changed in many ways. She also learnt a lot of things, especially about the slave trade. Cassie was a naïve, rebellious person; she was not ignorant about what was going on. She hated that she was treated differently, and often spoke for herself in public. She often stood up for what she believed in.

   Cassie learnt, and changed in many ways through the incidents that happened during her life. The first incident that happened was with the school books. The way Miss Crocker treated Cassie and Little Man, was like she was forced to say those words. When Cassie ran up to her with the book open showing the chart showed how rude, and also showed the way she was taught. ‘S-see what they called us’, ‘That’s what you are’. She learnt that the way Miss Crocker was taught and told that the black people are lower than the white people.

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   The next thing that Cassie learnt was from the Strawberry incident with Lillian Jean Simms and Cassie. A white teenager who got in a fight with Cassie in the strawberry was Lillian Jean. From that fight she had learnt a lot of thing like the slave trade and the things that her grandparents went through. She also learnt that the white people were still not treating the black people the way they wanted to be treated. They treat them almost the same way the black people were treated during the slave trade. She then knew why Mama made Cassie ...

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