Submitted by lorie.watkins@g... on Mon, 2016-08-08 16:54
"These people," thinks Mr. Pearson as he arrives to serve warrants at the McCallum house (46). Pearson's work with various relief agencies has taught him to expect the worst from country people, and he assumes that they are all shiftless and untrustworthy. The encounter with the McCallum family and the story of their lives, as Gombault tells it, forces Pearson to revise his assumptions and abandon his prejudices.
