Read carefully Delaney and Jack Jardine’s argument about immigration (pp. 100-103). What does this reveal about Delaney’s character? Does his attitude change as the novel progresses? Does the novel’s dramatization of the immigration issue support or undercut Jack’s position? (Consider, for instance, Jack’s claim that manual labor is now done by machines and electronics.)
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be minimum 350 words long;
answer the prompt directly;
copy the prompt at the top of your response;
use MLA format (no Works Cited needed);
include at least one relevant quote from the reading/viewing assignment.
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