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Ma Joad: The Conclusion Of Ma Joad
In conclusion Ma Joad is a strong helpful and determined woman who never gave up when obstacles came in her way . She remained a big support for her family so when times get tough they can lean on her. Ma Joad stayed determined all throughout the time of them traveling to California and in California. She never let the family down she always had their back.
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