Create a diary for at least one of the characters (Trevor’s mom or Trevor’s biological dad) from the novel. Each entry should include reference to some event from the novel and be at least half a page in length. The diary must have a minimum of five entries. You may mix and match and write a few entries for each character, as long as you have five entries in total. Include a page explanation of what this diary is illustrating about the character(s), conflicts, and overall message in Born a Crime.

Your task is to write a diary entry from George's perspective on one of the events that take place during the narrative. For example:What happened in Weed and how George feels about leaving again.His response to the fight that injured CurleyJustifying his actions in shooting Lennie.Choose your own event to discuss- feel free to talk through your ideas with me.  You should demonstrate:Understanding of the themes and perspectives in the textStrong understanding of characterisation of the different characters in the story. Application of literary techniques in your own writing

A diary is written primarily for the writer’s use alone.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

3. The story of the two boys, as revealed by the nurse, deeply impacts the narrator. He decides to write a diary entry, recording how he feels inspired by the grit, determination and selfless actions of the two gentlemen of Verona. As the narrator, write the entry. answer i

3. The story of the two boys, as revealed by the nurse, deeply impacts the narrator. He decides to write a diary entry, recording how he feels inspired by the grit, determination and selfless actions of the two gentlemen of Verona. As the narrator, write the entry. answer in very short

3. The story of the two boys, as revealed by the nurse, deeply impacts the narrator. He decides to write a diary entry, recording how he feels inspired by the grit, determination and selfless actions of the two gentlemen of Verona. As the narrator, write the entry. answer in very