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Sarty shows change when he asks his

father if he "...want[s] to ride now?"(149) when they are leaving deSpain's

house. He seems to have the courage to ask his dad certain things, not fearing

the consequences. At the end of the story, the language Sarty uses becomes

clearer and more independent. As he runs from the deSpain's house, like a child,

he cries for Abner saying, "Pap! Pap!"(154), but when he stops and recalls the

event, he says, like an adult, "Father! Father!"(154)...

As he runs from the deSpain's house, like a child,

he cries for Abner saying, "Pap! Pap!"(154), but when he stops and recalls the

event, he says, like an adult, "Father! Father!"(154). He shows his development

through these examples of his speech.

The last instance where he shows us that he is developing a conscience

is in the way he obeys his father...

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