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1st Perspective: MILKMAN

- Does not support gang
- Sympathizes with saving lives
- Cannot fight fire with fire
- Not all white people are bad
- Naive in the aspect of seeing the gruesome acts that black people had done upon them

MOST Plausible Perspective: MILKMAN's
- Seen to be evident in today's society
- MLK "vs." Malcom X mindset
- Cruel and inhumane does not equal justifying the ends with the means

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In perspective of Guitar
-Has radical views that generalize white people as all evil
-Believes that he needs to keep the "balance" of the African Americans in order to keep the race alive
-Believes that even the purest white person has a hateful and "unnatural" side
-The things that he has experienced in the south has clouded his judgement to the point where he justifies violence

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Milkman: - started off head over hills for her
-he started getting tired of her
-carefree boyhood
Hagar: - started off nonchalant
-she started getting nervous and orderly
-tries to kill Milkman once a month; irrational thinking

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Milkman's Perspective
- There are "good" white people
- The white people the Seven Days are targeting are innocent
-  The Seven Days should not be a secret
- Guitar should have evidence to prove his points/ reasoning
- Guitar must be outraged in order to be able to commit these crimes
Guitar's Perspective
- White people are "unnatural"
- Thinks no white people are innocent
- There are no sacrifices
- Setting a "ratio" is necessary
- What he does in reasonable
- The racist white people are doing it for fun
Most Plausible Interpretation
Milkman's point of view can be seen today in society
- Police Brutality
- The prejudice idea that all white people are racist
- The stereotype put onto black people, especially black males
- The idea that equality does not exist

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Milkman's perspective- dismissive, really aloof,  and checked out of the relationship and Hagar's feelings. Milkman is keeping the generational cycle of mistreating women in society with no accountability not seeing any wrong

Hagar's perspective- Hurt and angry because Milkman pursued her first and he threw her to the wolves with no warning and expected Hagar to be okay with it because he wrote a note thanking her.

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Milk is plausible because Hagar is delusional. Milk stopped liking her and wrote a note to her basically breaking up with her and gave her some hush money to leave him alone in Chapter 4 pg 91-93. Now every once a month Hagar tries to kill Milk but never succeeds at it because she freezes up before she can even do it . For reference in Chapter 5 , pg 123 Hagar tries to kill Milk while he was laying on Guitars bed; she was hanging on the rail outside and tried to stab him. Pg 130 she tries to kill him but she freezes up

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2nd Perspective: Guitar
- Don't think Till deserved to die, just because of whistling.
- Just because where he was at, he doesn't think he deserved to die.
- Guitar doesn't think there is a law for black man, only for him to be sent to the chair.

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1st perspective: Macon
- Felt shocked, humiliated , anger , "gruding feeling towards his son" ( milkman)
- His ego and past description of his persona effected the way he confronted milkman
( " you a big man now, but big ain't nearly enough. You have to be a whole man. And if you want to be a whole man you have to deal with the whole truth" )
- Took advantage of the situation
( " Nothing i'm about to say is by way of apology or excuse. It's just information") Morrison 70

Most plausible perspective: Milkman

- Felt pain, sorrow, shame and glee
(" won and lost something in the same instant" )
- apologetic
( " he was not prepared to take advantage of the the former latter or accept the burden")
Morrison 68

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Milkman's perspective was very knowing ( he was aware his actions were going to have major consequences )

The  way Macon confronted Milkman just shows that his pride was shot and he did not feel any remorse for his actions he just wanted to teach Milkman a lesson about being  " a man "to prove a point

The respect milkman has for his father never changed which is why he tried apologized to his father. He just felt the way his father acted wasn't okay and he acted on the undying love he had for his mother. Macon was aware of this and only told milkman the information so he would look at his mother as the woman she really is ( just as Macon see's her)

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Even though the story they are hearing at the barbershop is not the true story, Freddie's perspective still seems more plausible to me.  Freddie believes that Till should've kept his mouth shout and that he knew where he was at. "He could've had a wad of bubble gum in his hand and they swear it was a hand grenade" pg(81)

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Macon's Perspective
- She doesn't respect herself
- She needs to get a real job instead of running a wine house
-She's a raggedy bootlegger and common street woman
-Ugly, dirty, poor, and a drunk

Milkman's Perspective
-not dirty but unkempt
- definitely not a drunk
-he could watch her all day
- her home is comfortable

I feel like Milkman's perspective seems more plausible because he is not blinded by bias. Macon has something against her because he feels like she stole from him. Macon sees Pilate from a far but Milkman actually experiences her and her lifestyle.