Walk With Me: From the Pasture to the Manor House portrays a
fourteen year old African American girl who experienced set backs
most of her young life, but she grew into a responsible person,
wife, mother, and Christian. She was in one of those awkward
situations that many African Americans find themselves: surrounded
by much family, but find it difficult, if not impossible, to
accumulate societal conditions. On the one hand, she had good role
models, a strong mother, loving siblings, but she just could not
matriculate her life according their standards. Although she did
not rear her only son, she provided for him a model of success
because she changed from a selfish, self absorbed, pleasure seeker
to a responsible woman and mother. All the characters in this
fictional story impacted one way or another Agnes life. Her
socialization process was one of many directions: a mother who
ruled with brutality and corporal punishment. She was too afraid of
loosing her family that she literally drove Agnes away from her.
Eugene was impacted by the different bloods: bi-racial blood,
African blood, and Native American blood. Especially, when his
grandmother often told him he smelled like a dog-like his father's
"white" family. Through the processes illness, mixed emotional
signals from his grandmother, ridicule from grade school children,
it toughended Eugene to scale above all these barriers to become
the man he was. The trail that Agnes and Eugene walked was like
from an animal pasture where they were surrounded by the stench of
urine and manure to a palace of good fragrance and well-being. It
is a road that countless thousands of African Americans have
travelled, and are travelling every day oftheir lives.
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