English 2033E Lecture Notes - Ideal Class Group, Rodent

• School: Western University
• Department: English
• Course: English 2033E
• Professor: Gabrielle Ceraldi

Document Summary

They naively misinterpret the situations happening around them. They think that some adults simply give away money because they like to help people. This would be when the children believe that the indian uncle is a native american. They are very upfront about earning money; they are very blatant about it. Even though the children want money, if they see someone else who is in need of money more than them, they would generously give away money. Nesbit make the children have real life characteristics by having moments of selfishness, mean, and then also honest and good. Children make the dog sick in order to get money but they still feel bad for doing this which demonstrate their innocence. Children are not able to place people in the different social class, but it is very important to them to stay in the upper social class.