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Josh Witnesses: A Character Analysis
The connections and experiences josh witnesses introduces him to different types of relationships. Different relationships rely on the connections individual’s experience. Through his mum josh learns that even though you haven’t seen or heard from some one you loved and cared for, for a period of time even considering what they have been through she shows that unconditional love for her son Michael. “Michael, Michael, where are you? Why wont you speak to your father and me let us know where you are. It’s not fair…” (James Moloney, lost property, pg57) “There were happier times… I need to keep telling myself that” (James Moloney, lost property, pg98) this indicates the forever love and care she has for her son as she worries and cares about
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