Question

The new tribe .Two diary entry about Ginny feelings Before she meets the social services, the other must express how she felt after the meeting with social services

Answer 1

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How to journal

   Try to write every day. Set aside a few minutes every day to write. ...

   Make it easy. Keep a pen and paper handy at all times. ...

   Write or draw whatever feels right. Your journal doesn't need to follow any certain structure. ...

   Use your journal as you see fit. You don't have to share your journal with anyone

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Answer 2

The answer is:

A newborn girl is adopted by Mr. Arlington and his wife Virginia, also known as Ginny. Since he considers the adoption process to be a boring bureaucratic grind, Arthur first has doubts about the adoption.

• They finally adopt the child, who they named Julia following Julian, a paper boy who finds her on his rounds, since Ginny's insatiable urge to be a mother surpasses her husband's concerns.
• However, Arthur seems worried about the amount of paperwork he must submit in order for Ginny and him to adopt Julia. This might be important since it suggests that Ginny and Arthur adore Julia and would do whatever to become her adoptive parents. 
• Chester's entry, however hesitant at first, is comparable. The same procedures are followed by Arthur upon adopting Chester. It is also obvious that Chester is loved by Arthur and Ginny irrespective of his skin tone.
• Ginny creates a small booklet about Nigeria for Chester because she's very much in love with him. Similarly, Chester starts to question his identity again when Ginny says that "your people" originate from the east.
• This is relevant because Emecheta could be saying that Chester is unsure of himself due of anxiety or uncertainty. Being the son of Arthur and Ginny Arlington has complicated his life significantly. Chester is conscious of his individuality.
• He learns this later in life when he queries Arthur about it. The connection Chester has with Ray Miller could also be relevant since Emecheta might be highlighting Chester's complexity despite his concerns.
• Since Chester acts confidently at the story's conclusion for the first time, it is noteworthy. Despite Ginny's requests, he stays offstage since he is conscious because he just doesn't want to play the role of the royal in the nativity play.
• Due to the several ways Chester is giving up on his ambition, this may be crucial. On the other side, Chester is discovering who he is. He is the son of Arthur and Ginny Arlington. He no longer struggles with the uncertainties he once did. Chester's acquisition of a fresh diary for Ginny can indicate

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