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James Baldwin

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Gabriel Devout Christian preacher who abuses his family John Boy growing up in Harlem; balances spiritual and secular desires Roy Favored in Grimes family; wild nature Florence Failed protector; resentful of brother Aunt Spouses Role model Grandmother Siblings Siblings Mother Mother Mother Mother Elizabeth Unhappily married woman; has high hopes for her children Rachel Former slave; tries to keep her children together Elisha Minister and piano player; inspires John's conversion Stepfather
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