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one element is how frank falls in love with thresa and she dies. its an element because shes his first love and it only lasts a few weeks.

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The aunt that hates her nephews and neases but eventually shows she loves them and starts helping.

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alcohol is an important element in the story. almost every time alcohol is brought into the sorry bad things happen. an example is all of the wages being spent by malachy for alcohol. also frank gets in a fight with his mom while drunk

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The father of all the kids and the drunk father that cant support his family.

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where frank baptizes  that woman in achohol

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McCourts had very little as a result of the fathers drinking habit and were in ruin.

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Crossed-eyed Mikey Molloy, who is eleven years old, lives in Frank’s neighborhood. He knows about the female body and “Dirty Things in General.” Mikey’s mother, Nora, is often admitted to the lunatic asylum because her husband frequently drinks away all of the money, leaving her frantic about how to feed her family. Before she is taken away, Nora obsessively bakes bread to ensure that her children do not starve while she is gone. It is unclear to what degree Nora is actually crazed and to what degree she enjoys getting some peace and quiet at the asylum.\

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It was funny when Frank puked out the body of Christ and his grandma made him confess to the pastor about what has happened and how to fix it.

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Michael, Alphie, and Grandma. Character Development   

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Michael, Alphie, and Grandma. Character Development   

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Michael- Franks Second youngest brother, born in limerick, whom Frank believes was left by an angel on the 7th step of their house
Alphie- Franks youngest brother and Angela's youngest son.
Grandma- Grandma helps the McCourts whenever she can, although she remains suspicious of Malachy Sr.’s northern Irish roots and insists that Frank has inherited his father’s ill manner.

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Frank continues working for Easons and Mrs. Finucane up until the day she dies. On the day she dies, Frank helps himself to Mrs. Finucane's money and her ledger. Frank throws away the ledger into the River Shannon so that Mrs. Finucane's customers will never have to pay. Frank purchases a ticket to America. He's almost ready to set sail but first Angela wants to throw him a going-away party. While he's waiting to leave for America, Frank wanders through the streets of Limerick and thinks about all he's been through.

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Angela- Angela is Franks mom. She smokes and has a husband that dose not bring home his wages. He drinks them away and the family has no money.
Malachy Jr.- He was Franks younger brother. He had been sent to music school  to play marching music for the army.

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Frank talks about the River being a killer because it took his brothers.

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Frank is now 9 years old and Malachy Sr. is still drinking away all the dole money. Grandma Sheen suggests that Frank works with Uncle Pat selling newspapers. Frank then meets a costumer of Uncle Pats who is blind his name is Mr. Timoney he offers to pay Frank if he would read him the newspaper and soon after a book titled "A Modest Proposal". Everything seems to be looking up for the McCourt family until Uncle Pat fires Frank cause he can find someone else who is cheaper to pay. Then in July they have another baby named Alphonsus (Alphie for short) because of this new born baby Malachy Sr.'s father send them 5 pounds of shillings which Malachy spent in the pub. Angela sent Frank and Micheal. to find Malachy Sr. and embarrass him but Frank couldn't push himself to do it.

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Frank is ten years old and preparing for school. And his mean teacher everyday gives a boy a question then if they answer correctly then they get an apple peel. and Malachi drinks away all his money and starts acting like his dad. he even slaps his home and call her a slut.

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Chapter 2 starts off with the McCourts arriving in Ireland. They go to Malachy Sr. family's home. The McCourts are treated coldly by his family. They tell them that there is no work in Ireland. Grandpa Tells them to get money from the IRA for his time in war. They go to the IRA to get money and they say there is no record of his service. They spend the night in the police barracks. They then go to limerick

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Frank demonstrates independence throughout the entire book. In the beginning he watches the young children stealing and taking care of them while their mom was asleep. Once he gets older he starts to do more things that adults do like going to the pub and having a "drink". He also supports the family by bringing home his wages.

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Chapter 11 Summary and One element of Humor - Aaron Evans 

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Chapter 11 Summary and One element of Humor - Aaron Evans 

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In Chapter 11 frank and his brother malachy jr. decide to star a soccer team. The team is called " The Red Hearts of Limerick ". The team is called that because franks mom Angela has a red dress and frank cuts red hearts out for the uniforms. Him cutting the dress is a humor part of this chapter. Franks team beats a team full of rich kids frank had the game winning goal.

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chapter 3 summary + one element of irony Jose Carrillo

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chapter 3 summary + one element of irony Jose Carrillo

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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. christmas  is fast approaching and things aren't getting any better. Malachy Sr still doesn't have a job. one element of irony is when Frank dumps liquer on someones dead wife

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they could not afford eggs like all the other family's. eggs pretty much mean if you can afford eggs you can take care of your family. but dost mean there wealthy.

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In this chapter Frank turns 14 and he goes to work for the post office. The Post Office laughs at his raggedy clothes, Aunt Aggie take Frank shopping for better clothes and gives him a couple shillings to buy something nice for himself for his birthday. After Frank goes to work for the Post Office he delivers a telegram to Mrs. Clohessy's house and he notices all the new furniture, bright clothes and good food. Franks gets his wages, the first pound he ever got he ever got at that job he spent on his brother because he was hungry, his brother asks for a piece of bread. Frank takes Malachy Jr. to get fish and chips and lemonade, then to a movie and ate chocolate, and then out for tea and buns. After this Frank believes that he should stop spending the money and instead save it  to move back to america
One day when Frank got another telegram and it was addressed to the Carmody residence and he was told he was lucky to get it because they have a daughter who is 17 and is dying of consumption and there is a "legend" that if a girl is dying she will be "dying" for love. When Frank arrived he crashed and was bleeding all over and when he rang the bell their daughter Theresa answered and she said to come in and get cleaned up. Frank the sleeps with Theresa. Frank came back everyday until one day when Theresa didn't answer the door but her mother did wearing black meaning Theresa was dead, Frank was heart broken because Theresa was his first and only love. Frank didn't even notice that she was dying of consumption and it is very contagious and having sex before marriage is sentence able to hell and he believed he was the reason why. Frank begged Jesus to please have mercy on her soul.

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Frank finds his one of his moms red dress and cuts it and makes hearts out of it the dress inspires him with the name for the soccer team, which is called "The Red Hearts Of Limerick. Frank also starts delivering coal with his neighbor Mr.Hannon which causes franks eyes to get irritated.
Aunt Aggie- An aunt who has no kids but starts helping frank as her own and buys him clothes and gives him money for his birthday.
Paddy Clohessy- a friend of Franks, He moved to England to earn more money for his family.

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Motifs: Hope, Characters Frank and Malachy Sr. - Fannie Smith

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Motifs: Hope, Characters Frank and Malachy Sr. - Fannie Smith

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In Angela's Ashes hope was shown in Frank when he started to grow up and realize what life taught him. Once he started to tell the pastor his sins and got a job, he grew up and realized he didn't need a father figure in his life in order to learn and mature. Frank is a child who's father was a drunk and left him and his family when he was like 6. As Frank grew up he met some challenges but over came them with some faith and love. His father, Malachy Sr. was the alcoholic and he would spend all his money that was supposed to be for the family on alcohol. Once he got a job in England, he wouldn't send any telegrams and only came to visit once for Christmas. After that, he sent one telegram and that was the last they heard from him and never seen him again.

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Motifs: Hunger, One element of Humor - Jacob Shortt

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Motifs: Hunger, One element of Humor - Jacob Shortt

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All throughout the book, hunger is always a problem for Franks family and the other poor people in Limerick. It's always a reoccurring issue that the family has trouble with. As we read the book, Franks family has trouble affording food to provide. Frank has to steal food and lick crumbs off of a newspaper to survive.

One element of humor in the book would have to be when Frank tried to baptize a dead lady with alcohol, he thought she was damned to hell and he was drunk and thought that the only way to save her soul from going to hell was by baptizing her. He had no holy water so he used his drink... Pretty funny.

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 6 summary & example of Irony - Hallie Clayton

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 6 summary & example of Irony - Hallie Clayton

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Summary: Chapter 6 starts out with Mr. O'Neill torturing his students with an apple peel as a way to get the boys to pay attention. One day, Fintan Slattery wins the apple peel but decides to share it with his friends, Frank, Paddy, and Question Quigley. Several days later Fintan invites Frank and Paddy over for lunch. Fintan ends up eating in front of Frank and Paddy and doesn't share. Frank and Paddy then decide to skip class and run away into the fields to eat apples and drink milk. On their way back, they run into a schoolmate that tells Frank his parents are looking for him. He decides that going to Paddy's house is the best option. When Angela shows up to Paddy's house, she recognizes that she knows his father, Mr. Clohessy. This chapter ends with Angela singing Mr. Clohessy a song.
Example of irony: The McCourts had very little money because of Malachy Sr. drinking away all of it. This is ironic because they asked the charity from the church and got the doors slammed in their faces. The government had them on the dole and they still ended up in misery. Yet they always opened their doors to strangers and offered their charity to whoever needed it.

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Uncle Pat "The Abbot" warns Frank that he needs to get a job because he can't keep feeding him out of his own pocket.Frank can't get a job as a messenger boy until he turns fourteen so he ends up taking long walks around town, stealing bread and milk from doorsteps and apples from orchards, and "interfering with himself."

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 Angela's Ashes Chapter 9 Summary, and example of Irony.-Dillon Drake

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 Angela's Ashes Chapter 9 Summary, and example of Irony.-Dillon Drake

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Example of Irony: When Frank went to go confess his sins, and then after he went, and robber a money lender when she was dead in her chair.
Summary: Chapter 9 was filled with many ups, and downs. When Chapter 9 started Frank was still in the Hospital with Typhoid Fever, and he met this girl named Patty Closy, and then she sadly died. Also in Chapter 9 Frank's father left to go to England when America got envolved in WWII.

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 15 Summary And Humor:

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 15 Summary And Humor:

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Aunt Aggie and Uncle Pa Keating carried Uncle Pat to his house after he falls down drunk
Aunt Aggie buys Frank clothes so he looks nice for his job and gives him money to get dinner on his Birthday
Delivers a telegram to Mrs. Clohessy and learns about Mr. Clohessy and Question Quigley went to England to work
Malachy Jr. returns from the army and the family is reunited
He meets Theresa Carmody and she cleans his wounds because he fell of his bike
He learns of Theresa's death, watches the funeral from far away, and says that this is the worst pain he ever felt and never wants to feel this pain again
Humor: The element of humor in all this is when he washes his clothes and wears the black dress that he finds in the closet of Aunt Aggie's and Uncle Pat's dead Mother

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Motfis: Guilt, and one element of Humor -Emily S. 

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Motfis: Guilt, and one element of Humor -Emily S. 

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Frank feels guilty when he hits is mom when he was drunk.
Guilty for not being able to stand up to his dad when he was drunk.
Guilty for the death of Theresa Camody since he thinks she didn't go to heaven.
leaving his family to go to america.
He feels guilty for doing all these bad things that he does.
My one element of humor that I honestly thought was funny was Franks first confession when the wafer of (God) got stuck on the top of his mouth and he tried to get it off.

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 13 Summary : Tylar Owens

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Angela's Ashes Chapter 13 Summary : Tylar Owens

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Frank has been invited to a weekend cycling trip with some of his schoolmates but he doesn't have a bike . Laman says he'll let Frank borrow his bike but it will come at a price which is Frank has to empty Laman's chamber pot every morning . Frank will also have to be at his beck and call at all times which means he can have cigarette and library runs .
Meanwhile in Laman's house things are only getting worse and Frank hears Angela and Laman having sex .
Frank has forgotten to empty the chamber pots and Lamen is drunk so he doesn't let Frank borrow his bike anymore . They both end up getting into a argument and Frank leaves for good after everyone is asleep and moves in with Uncle Pat.

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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.

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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.