Question

What is the theme and the purpose of the theme in chapter 5 of my father sun sun johnson.​

Answer 1

Chapter 5

Rami and the Hilchers go to the busy market to sell. Rami watches a gentleman try to sell a mangy horse, unsuccessfully, and decides to try to sell his goats in the same fashion, by auctioning them. He drew a crowd and sold his goats, but comments were made about the fact that Sun Sun Johnson's son was selling goats in the market. Sun Sun is pleased that they were successful at the market and Rami volunteers to buy his father a drink with some of the money that he got from the selling of the goats. Sun Sun agrees and Donna-Rae and Rami sit by their stall talking. He expresses that he has a new type of freedom with his father, one where he is not cloistered by his mother's social standards. He explains the glaring differences in the personalities of his parents, as well as why their divorce was an accident. Then his mother, siblings, Jake and the chauffeur came along. Debbie is both appalled and livid to see her child selling in the market. The scene drew a crowd because Debbie was so upset that she threatened to take Sun Sun to court. Sun Sun arrives and Debbie and the children reject his hand of friendship.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Rami and the Hilchers go to the busy market to sell. Rami watches a gentleman try to sell a mangy horse, unsuccessfully, and decides to try to sell his goats in the same fashion, by auctioning them. He drew a crowd and sold his goats, but comments were made about the fact that Sun Sun Johnson's son was selling goats in the market. Sun Sun is pleased that they were successful at the market and Rami volunteers to buy his father a drink with some of the money that he got from the selling of the goats. Sun Sun agrees and Donna-Rae and Rami sit by their stall talking. He expresses that he has a new type of freedom with his father, one where he is not cloistered by his mother's social standards. He explains the glaring differences in the personalities of his parents, as well as why their divorce was an accident. Then his mother, siblings, Jake and the chauffeur came along. Debbie is both appalled and livid to see her child selling in the market. The scene drew a crowd because Debbie was so upset that she threatened to take Sun Sun to court. Sun Sun arrives and Debbie and the children reject his hand of friendship.