Write four to six sentences describing Momma or Mrs. Flowers. In your analysis, include at least two personality traits of the person. Support your ideas about the individual’s personality traits with evidence from the text.
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Explanation:
Ms. Flowers is the "aristocrat" of black Stamps, she is a gracious woman who encourages Maya's love of literature, and also helps Maya to break out of her muteness. Maya regards her as the pinnacle of humankind. Maya finds Ms. Flowers a unique role model. She is a black woman who refuses to bend to the stereotypes placed upon black women at the time. Maya finds Ms. Flowers to be intelligent, self-aware, proud and sincere. Ms. Flowers instills a sense of pride both in Maya and in her identity as a black African American woman. To Ms. Flowers, academics, afternoon tee and literature were not merely white past times. She showed Maya that intellectual and emotional enlightenment were her right as a human being.
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Answer:
"Mrs. Flowers" is from Maya Angelou's autobiography. Mrs. Flower is a touch woman but at the same time kind and resourceful. She cares at the well being of others. Mrs. Flowers helps Marguerite a sense of rebirth and a connection to a better world after the trauma she has experienced.
Explanation:
- Flower is a sophisticated woman with and beautiful heart teaches with a sagacious mind.
- Always willing to help a person.
- Flowers encourages Marguerite to read aloud, and, by introducing Marguerite to the world of literature.
- Mrs. Flowers says Maya does good work in school, she needs to talk; Mrs. Flowers thinks that spoken language is essential, and words do not mean as much on paper as they do when they are spoken.
- Flowers advises her to learn from the people around her, and that having a formal education does not mean a person has real intelligence or wit.
- Maya finally regains the will to speak, and feels very special at being noticed and taught by Mrs. Flowers.