Al Capone fa le mie Camicie Temi, Simboli e Motivi
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Al Capone fa le mie camicie di Gennifer Choldenko
Di Liane Hicks
Al Capone Does My Shirts: A Tale from Alcatrazè ambientato durante la Grande Depressione nel 1935. Si tratta di Moose Flanagan, 12 anni, e di sua sorella Natalie, che soffre di autismo. Quando il padre trova lavoro come elettricista ad Alcatraz, la famiglia si trasferisce lì ei fratelli devono adattarsi a vivere su un'isola che ospita alcuni dei criminali più pericolosi del mondo!
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- Il detenuto BASEBALL
- FAMIGLIA
- DUTY
- Moose seeks out a baseball to try and mend his friendship with Scout. He has had trouble making friends since moving to Alcatraz and it has been especially difficult since he has to care for Natalie every day after school and cannot join the other boys in baseball. Moose sees the convict baseball as his "in" with the other boys. However, when he finally gets one from Convict 105, he sees it as "dirty" and sees it as a symbol of how he might have endangered Natalie.
- 105
- Family is a central theme to the novel and Moose's family dynamics play a crucial role. Moose has a loving relationship with his father but misses him as he works so much. Moose and his mother have a strained relationship as Moose resents the pressure she puts on him to care so much for Natalie. They all care for each other and make many sacrifices to help Natalie and the family during the Great Depression.
- Alce funge da protezione per Natalie pur essendo più giovane. La capisce in un modo che nessun altro fa ed è il migliore nell'affrontare le sfide che presenta il suo autismo. Alce è spesso il principale caregiver, ma a volte se ne risente quando vorrebbe poter essere solo un bambino e giocare a baseball. Tuttavia, Moose è sempre lì per Natalie e la difende anche se questo significa raggiungere lo stesso Al Capone!
- THE BOX PULSANTE
- Al Capone il mio CAMICIE Temi, simboli e motivi
- ISOLA DI ALCATRAZ
- Natalie's button box is an important recurring motif. It is her source of comfort and gives her a sense of control. Without it, Natalie feels lost. Moose understands how much it comforts her and is happy to allow her to use it when he is caring for her. Mrs. Flanagan, however, has been advised to keep it from Natalie so she can learn to cope without it. The struggle over whether to give Natalie the button box or not causes a lot of friction.
- Alcatraz is an island off the coast of San Francisco and a maximum security prison from 1934-1963. Moose is not thrilled about moving there because of the isolation it presents. The island is also a symbol of the isolation that can accompany autism. Natalie's autism can cause her to feel disconnected. She has difficulty communicating which causes great frustration. Her family, too, is isolated as most people during this time have no understanding of autism.
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