The Nyoongah language emphasises the segregation of the aborigines and white people through their culture, and not just their skin colour. The use of Nyoongah language is also used to construct the aboriginal characters. "Ay! You?dawarra you mirri up and get them clothes down the soak, go on!" This excerpt from "No Sugar" shows the character Gran from the Millimurra family, demonstrating her authority in the family by calling her son Jimmy dawarra or bad mouth, while sorting out the clothes for washing...
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The reader is encouraged to view Gran in a positive light, as she contradicts the popular stereotype of aborigines swearing frequently, when she condemns the swearing of Jimmy. This also shows the reader for the first time to see Gran's matriarchal characteristics in the Millimurra family. After Gran tells Jimmy to put his clothes down the soak, the stage direction describes that "Jimmy gets up, but can't resist the final word"...
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