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Angela doesn’t forget about her dead children, but she doesn’t wallow in her memories either but instead, she goes ahead with the duties of being a mother, obtaining food, money, and furniture for her offspring. Malachy’s insistence that moving is impractical is especially infuriating, considering how little he does to support his own family but there’s not a practical bone in his body.

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Soon after Eugene's death, Angela keeps seeing the dead twins playing and talking around the house. Since she doesn't want to end up in the insane asylum, Angela decides it's best to move somewhere that won't remind her of her dead children.

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 Characters: Eugene, Oliver, Margaret, and Mikey Malloy

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 Characters: Eugene, Oliver, Margaret, and Mikey Malloy

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Eugene- one of the twins dies
Oliver- one of the twins dies
Margaret- franks little sister died early in the book
Mikey Malloy- Franks best friend hes older than frank and knows more about girls than frank

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Usually used to symbolise death but in the end it symbolises life because frank threw all of ledger into the river helping lots of people get out of debt

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Morgan
An example of irony in this book would be how even though the McCourts were barely getting by and had many people slam the doors in their faces when in need, they still opened their arms to anybody who needed it. The sources that should have helped them only gave them superficial help. Yet they always helped anyone in need and gave charity to whoever needed it in nature of whoever needed it most.

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One element of humor is when he has to keep going back to the priest cause his grandma is making him. Then the priest finally tells him to tell his grandma to stop bothering him.

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In chapter Frank reads to Mr.Timoney. He reads to him because he is blind and wants to make some money. He had to stop because Mr.Timoney got put into a nursing. He got put into a nursing home because people thought he was crazy. Frank also learned in chapter 7 that his mom was a beautiful singer and dancer.

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In chapter 12 Malachy returns home for Christmas, but the kids are all a little salty. They took down a wall so that they could have a fire and the family gets evicted. Angela says that her family is "disappearing before her very eyes" because grandma (pneumonia, Uncle Tom, Aunt Jane and four of her children died of consumption.

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Frank delivers a "sympathy telegram" to mr. Harrington, a british man whose irish wife recently died of tuberculosis. When frank arrives Mr. harrington invites him in and offers a sherry. When he runs out he goes out and buys more. Frank is really drunk and by the time mr. harrington gets back frank is baptizing Mrs. harrington with his sherry. He offers frank more sherry and ham sandwhiches and frank throws up on her rose bush. he gets really angry so frank has to climb out the window and run to his bike. Mr. harrington complains about frank to mrs. o conner and she fires him.

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Its ironic that in chapter 17 Franks mom called him his father because he came home drunk

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Unlike other families, the McCourts can't afford to buy eggs regularly. Eggs are an unattainable luxury and Frank associates them with wealth and security. They become symbols of the good life that Frank wishes to have for his family.

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One element of humor would be at a young age Frankie would take the things people said literal like when someone said "give money for his head" and he thought that they would give money for his dads head even though he had thinning hair. When really what they meant was that they would pay someone to kill Malachy Sr.

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H was born in Limerick after 3 children have been lost. He is too young to play with Frank and Malachy and too much older than Alphie to relate to him. When Frank leaves Laman Griffins, Michael finds him at Uncle Pats to ask him to come home and then to spend time with his responsible oldest brother.

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hunger is such a big thing is this story because it is affecting everyone in the family and also most of Ireland it is something always talked about because it is always in effect on the McCourt family.

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One example of Irony in Angela's Ashes is when the Malachy McCourt goes to England and is expected to send money home for his family but instead ends up spending all the money at the pubs just as he had in Ireland.

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No matter what Frank never gave up he always found a way to find hope. Through the story frank always found a way to be happy. Through the story Angela never found hope she was always depressed. Franks father Malachy Sr. sometimes had hope but other times when he didn't have hope he would drinks.

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Alcohol is a common theme in this book because the father is an alcoholic and he always spends money on beer that is for food for his wife and children

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Alphie is the youngest child of Angela and Malachy. He is born in limerick after 3 siblings have died. His mother stated he is the last she will bear. Shortly after he is born his father goes to England for work so Frank mainly takes care of him.

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-Drank when he got the money
-Went  to England
-Ate a goats eyeball
-He abandoned the family after he sent his a check to the family
-Took care of the family when Angela had pneumonia
(Isom Vance)

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In chapter 14 Frank moves in with uncle pat. Frankie promises to buy clothes for Michael and a house for his family with his wages. Frankie gets his own library card. He gets caught looking up some stuff in the library, then gets kicked out. He also steals a loaf of bread and milk because he needs to be strong in order to be a telegram boy.

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Frank shows independence at an early age. Since his father can't hold a job, Frank finds work to help take care of his family. In his situation, Frank has learned a lot by just watching the mistakes of others. Frank moved out away from his family when him and his uncle got in a fight. This demonstrates his independence

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There are many examples of guilt in the story. Malachy the father is supposed to support his family and he goes and gets hammered all the time at the pub and he feels bad about it.Another example of guilt is that Malachy sold his sons body for alcohol and ate all of Bill Galvins food and his punishment was he didn't get paid for two weeks straight, and also another example is Angela had to beg for food because her husband drank all of the money away and wouldn't support the family.
One Element of Humor
An example of humor in the book is when Frank went to the library and had to look up words and more words just to figure out what virgin meant and the women in the library thought something different so they kicked him out.

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Chapter 5 & Two characters-
Their grandma is still upset about the God in the backyard situation. She will not talk to the boys or Angela so that means they can't ask for milk or sugar. The McCourt's neighbors go to Malachy for help with writing letters. Grandma Sheenan feels bad for Bill Galvin because she knows his wife passed away, so in the morning she cooks him breakfast and dinner and delivers it to him at Limekiln where he works. Angela makes a suggestion that Malachy should take Bill the food so Grandma doesn't have to walk all the way to his work everyday, but the food was so irresistible and he eats all of his food. When Grandma and Bill find out they tell Malachy that for two weeks he will be delivering his food for free. Malachy wants Frank to be an Altar boy and after Frank memorizes the mass, they go down to see the person in charge and the official takes one look at Frank and notices his raggedy clothes. He tells them that they do not have room for them and slams the door in their faces.
Malachy The Father: He was an alcoholic and he was always drinking his money away & when he went to London he didn't come back.
Angela The mother: She always took care of children, but she didn't work because she depended on Malachy. Malachy wasn't around so she had to beg for food for her and the children

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He is another poor boy in Frank's class. He has a shaved head, is really skinny, and wants to join the army.

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He was born in New York
His family was in poverty there whole life. (Isom Vance)

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Chapter 10 summary, two characters Caitlin Kingrey

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Chapter 10 summary, two characters Caitlin Kingrey

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Aunt Aggie lets them stay with them while Angela is sick. She isn't used to all the kids. She has a hard time taking care of them.

Guard Dennehy
He goes to the McCourt house and see's that Angela is sick and sends a doctor to her house and has her sent to the hospital. The McCourt brothers get sent to Aunt Aggie.

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Elements Of Humor in Angela's Ashes Garret Tucco

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Elements Of Humor in Angela's Ashes Garret Tucco

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The first communion when frank has such a rich breakfast mixed with the Communion breakfast made him puke at grandma's house witch she yells "I have god in my back yard" then grandma made him skip his first collection to go back down to the church

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In chapter 15 Frank turns 14, and he gets a job at the post office. Everyone laughs at him at the office because he has old raggedy clothes. Aunt Aggie took him shopping for some new clothes, and gives him money to buy a cup of tea and a bun. Frank is a temporary worker, which means he receives less pay. It also means he can't stay at his job beyond 16. One day he meets a seven-year-old consumption girl named Theresa. Frank starts to develop a relationship  with Theresa. Then later that week she dies.

An element of humor is when Franks Grandma tells Frank to go to confession and ask if he needs to use regular water or holy water

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The only word in chapter 19 is "Tis". Tis is the title for his next book, and adding it to the end of Angela's Ashes means that the two books are connected. The book Tis is the squeal for Angela's Ashes.

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Frank would like to go on a cycling trip with his friends from school. He and Laman make a deal, that Frank can use his bike as long as he runs errands and empty Laman's chamber pot everyday. Franks teacher, Mr. O'Halloran tells Frank's mom that he should continue school and leave for America. Frank forgets to empty Laman's chamber pot one time, Laman gets angry and refuses to let Frank use his bike. They end up getting into a fight and Frank leaves and goes and lives with Uncle Ab Sheehan. Chapter 17 is ironic because Angela said Frank is just like his father, when he comes home drunk.

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She is Angela's sister and is very mean to Frank and his siblings when they have to stay with her.

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In chapter 17 Frank turns 16 and when you turn 16 you are aloud to get a pint of beer with your dad. Because his dad is a piece and is in London Pa Keating takes him instead. Frank gets very drunk and goes home and accuses Angela of sleeping with Laman Griffin. Frank leaves and goes to bed and wakes up and feels horrible. He goes and tells the priest what he did.

The irony is that Angela says that he is like his father. It is ironic because Frank knows his father was a drunk and after the first he gets drunk his mom says he is like him.

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Angela's Ashes Summary Chapter 18-Humor.             Gage Peshel

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Angela's Ashes Summary Chapter 18-Humor.             Gage Peshel

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In Chapter 18, Franks story comes to an end when we see him depart for America. Franks family throws him a party. Franks family cries in the thought of Frank leaving. Frank wishes he stayed in Ireland and stayed at the post office to provide for his mom and brothers.
Some points of humor in Angela's Ashes is when Frank sees himself the Robin Hood of Ireland when he throws all the paper debts into the river and steals from the Dead Woman.

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In chapter 11 Frank, Malachy and his friends come up with a soccer team called the Red Hearts of Limerick. Frank was inspired to call the soccer team this, because of a red flapper dress his mother had that he cut hearts out of. Mikey Molloy turned sixteen and invited Frank to go with him to the pub to have his first pint. Mikey Molloy and his family then moved to England, because his dad decided to stop drinking so they can have a better life. Frank starts delivering coal for Mr. Hannon but has to stop, because it irritates his eyes.

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Chapter 4 Summary, Elements of Humor/  Jon Esenwein

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Chapter 4 Summary, Elements of Humor/  Jon Esenwein

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It takes place after Christmas and Frank learns about girls because of Mikey Molloy. Frank has his first collection and meats Paddy Clohessy . he has his first confession and is worrying about having the worst sin.
His confession was a humorous part in the story. Frank went in and told the priest about the story Mikey Molloy told Frank. The Priest said he has a long way to go before getting to be the most sinful.

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Chapter 6
In school, Frank is now in the fourth form. Everyday, His teacher Mr. O'Neill,  gives the boy who correctly answers a difficult question one of his apple peels. One day, Fintan Slattery got a chance at answering the question. Fintan, described by Frank as a dandified do gooder, goes to church everyday, curls his hair, and reacts to the other childrens taunts with a smile. He shared his apple peel with Frank, Quigley and Paddy Clohessy. The boys are humiliated because they do not want to be associated with the feminine Fintan Slattery. Fintan invites the boys over after school, luring them with promises of food. Paddy and Frank are worried because Fintan had went to the bathroom with them and said he enjoys looking at them.
A few days later, Fintan invites the boys over for lunch but instead of feeding them Fintan eats his lunch alone. Angry and hungry, the boys dont return to school after lunch and steal apples and milk from a near by farm. Quigley sees the boys and informs Frank that his parents are looking for him and they are furious. Too scared to go home, Frank goes home with paddy who lives in an unbearable squalor. The next morning Angela arrives with the school guard and tells Frank how worried she was. Mr Clohessy, an old friend of Angelas, Reminisces about how they used to dance together. Sad about his illness, Angela cries and sings on the way home.

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In Chapter 9 Malachy Senior goes to England because America has entered the war. The family is waiting for the first telegram money order to come, but it never does. Frank's eyes get bad and he has to go to the eye hospital. In the hospital he sees Seamus, who was at the hospital with Frank, and Mr. Timoney, who Frank read to. After Frank gets better, they go to the Dispensary to ask for money so they can afford a little bit of food. where their mother gets embarrassed by Mr. Kane.

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Frank McCourt:

Malachy McCourt Sr.:

Angela McCourt:

Malachy McCourt Jr. :

Eugene and Oliver McCourt:

Margaret McCourt:

Michael McCourt:

Alphonsus McCourt:

Grandma:

Aunt Aggie:

Mikey Malloy:

Paddy Clohessy:

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Hunger:

Alcohol:

Frank Demonstrating Independence:

Hope:

Guilt:

Others?:

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Ashes: Ashes consistently fall from the cigarettes Angela smokes, and we frequently see Angela staring bleakly into the fireplace throughout the novel. Ashes are dark, bleak, and lifeless, which is the tone of the story Frank is telling. Angela’s ashes represent her crumbling aspirations of raising a healthy family with a supportive husband.

Eggs:

The River Shannon:

Others?

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In Chapter one of the book, readers are introduced to Frank as the narrator . Frank describes his childhood as miserable, and says that everything would have been better for the family if his parents didn't move to Ireland. In this first chapter of the story, we learn that Frank's parents were pressured into a marriage because Frank's mother, Angela became pregnant out of wedlock. After Frank's birth, Angela and Malachy have four more children in the span of four years (Malachy Jr., Eugene, Oliver, and Margaret). At the end of this chapter, Frank describes the death of his only sister, and its affect on his parents. Malachy Sr. goes on a drinking binge and Angela launches into a depressive downward spiral. The intervention of aunts Philomena and Delia bring with it money from Grandma in Limerick to send the family back to Ireland.