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Bitter Fruit Study Guide

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by Achmat Dangor
About 68 pages (20,299 words)

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Bitter Fruit Study Guide consists of approx. 68 pages of summaries and analysis on Bitter Fruit by Achmat Dangor. Browse the literature study guide below:

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At the grocery store, Silas Ali watches an old man, with thinning hair and dry, dying skin. The man turns around and Silas sees he is Francois Du Boise from the man's blue eyes. Silas moves closer, watching as Du Boise pushes his groceries along the conveyor belt. As Du Boise prepares to leave, Silas pictures Lydia's face and knows that she will be angry when he returns without the things that she asked him to pick up. Nonetheless, Silas follows Du Boise to a café. Silas then walks up and asks the man if he is Lieutenant Du Boise. The man responds that he is, but he doesn't seem to remember Silas. Silas turns and walks away. (read more)
      Part 1, Chapter 1
      Part 1, Chapter 2
      Part 1, Chapter 3
      Part 1, Chapter 4
      Part 1, Chapter 5
      Part 1, Chapter 6
      Part 1, Chapter 7
      Part 1, Chapter 8
      Part 1, Chapter 9
      Part 1, Chapter 10
      Part 1, Chapter 11
      Part 1, Chapter 12
      Part 1, Chapters 13-14
      Part 1, Chapter 15
      Part 1, Chapter 16
      Part 2, Chapter 17
      Part 2, Chapter 18
      Part 2, Chapters 19-20
      Part 3, Chapter 21
      Part 3, Chapters 22-23
      Part 3, Chapters 24-25
      Part 3, Chapter 26
      Part 3, Chapter 27
      Part 3, Chapter 28
      Part 3, Chapter 29
      Part 3, Chapter 30

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