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September 4, 2015

 

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The loss that Ruby and Jimmy suffered was a loss of dignity and to the extent that they were both unable to keep fighting "I just can't [fight] no more" or hold on to any hope of reuniting with their families because their pain was too great "they stuck a knife into me heart" The children were deceived with the hopes of being cared for "matron said they're gunna take one of us home" and when they understood the truth they were disheartened and lost in silence " I promised not to tell" Jimmy and Ruby both led very tragic lives by the closing scene of the play, implying that perhaps they are the greatest sufferers because of their obvious pain...
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The loss that Ruby and Jimmy suffered was a loss of dignity and to the extent that they were both unable to keep fighting "I just can't [fight] no more" or hold on to any hope of reuniting with their families because their pain was too great "they stuck a knife into me heart" The children were deceived with the hopes of being cared for "matron said they're gunna take one of us home" and when they understood the truth they were disheartened and lost in silence " I promised not to tell" Jimmy and Ruby both led very tragic lives by the closing scene of the play, implying that perhaps they are the greatest sufferers because of their obvious pain...
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