Characters in the novels are all victims of some sort of oppression/prejudice. They are outsider who do not fit within the boundaries of their society. How do Muslims in Train to Pakistan and Arnold in The Absoulutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian encounter oppression/prejudice. Discuss the oppression/prejudice the characters encounter in TWO of the books. What ype of oppression/prejudice do they face? How is it manifsted in the books? How do the characters attempt to deal with it? Are they succesful? Use quotes from the books to support your claims. Be sure to create a thesis statement and to support your thesis with quotations from the texts. USE QUOTES FROM THE NOVELS TRAIN TO PAKISTAN & THE ABSOLUTLEY TRUE DIARY OF A PART TIME INDIAN
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