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The Street Study Guide

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by Ann Petry
About 61 pages (18,393 words)
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The author begins Chapter 14 from the point of view of Miss Rinner. Are her feelings of hate and fear validated by some event, or do they appear based on preconceived stereotypical notions? Furthermore, how do her feelings of hate and fear affect the children she teaches?

When Lutie worked for the Chandler family in Connecticut, she picked up the belief that if you work hard enough and plan carefully, you can be successful. Explain any positive impact this belief had on Lutie. Explain any negative impact this belief had on Lutie.

Throughout the novel, Lutie has a fierce determination that she can achieve financial stability. In the end of the novel, she finally accepts her defeat. Discuss whether or not she really had a chance to fulfill her dream, or if she was always destined to fail.

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