Why does dave flee by getting on a train

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Discussion Questions: Almos a Man(Richard Wright), 91

1. Who is the protagonist in this story?

2. Whom does he work for?

3. How do his parents treat him?

4. Why does his mom keep the little bit of money he earns?

5. What is his conflict, and how does he try to solve it?

6. Comment on the dialect used by Dave and his parents.

7. Why does Dave flee by getting on a train?

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