Anita and Me: Characters (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Anita and Me: Characters
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Meena's 'what was I?' quote shows

Cultural confusion & displacement as British-Indian girl

Meena wanting to be like Anita shows

Peer pressure influence & friendship complexities

Anita's loyalty quote vs later behaviour shows

Cruel manipulation & friendship betrayal

Anita calling Meena 'posh' reveals

Anita's insecurity, jealousy & class differences

Mr Kumar's quote about working hard reflects

Immigrant sacrifices & aspiration for better life

Mrs Kumar's 'keep heads down' advice shows

Cautious approach to avoid discrimination/racism

Nanima's advice 'be proud of who you are' means

Importance of cultural pride & self-acceptance

Nanima represents in the novel

Traditional values, wisdom & link to Indian heritage

Sam's racist outburst significance

Turning point in Meena's understanding of racism

Sam Lowbridge represents

Darker side: xenophobia, ignorance, hatred in village

Robert's role differs from Anita how

Accepts Meena as she is; positive, supportive influence

Mrs Rutter's bitterness towards Meena shows

Insecurity, resentment & class divide hostility

Mrs Rutter's 'ideas above station' comment reflects

Narrow-mindedness, jealousy & barriers to mobility

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