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Angela s Ashes

Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363. Frank's First Pint. Uncle Pa buys the drinks for FrankNo father to get me the first pint." (340)Frank gets drunk. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363. Frank's First Pint. Frank's conversation with AngelaPages

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Angela s Ashes

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    1. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 Angela’s Ashes Pages 338-363

    2. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 Frank’s First Pint Uncle Pa buys the drinks for Frank “No father to get me the first pint.” (340) Frank gets drunk

    3. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 Frank’s First Pint Frank’s conversation with Angela Pages 340-341 Yells at her about her relationship with Laman Griffin and slaps Angela. Ashamed of himself

    4. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 The Franciscan Priest Removes the guilt Frank feels Tells Frank that Theresa Carmody is in heaven, not hell Positive experience for Frank with the Church “He blesses me again, asks me to pray for him, and I’m happy trotting through the rainy streets of Limerick knowing Theresa is in heaven with the cough gone.” (343)

    5. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 The Death of Mrs. Finucane Frank takes Mrs. Finucane’s ledger, money and sherry. Drinks the sherry. Uses the money to pay his way to America. Throws the ledger into the Shannon. Saves the poor people in the lane, including Aunt Aggie, from having to repay their debts “I wish I could tell them, I’m your Robin Hood.” (355)

    6. Geschke/Angela's Ashes Pages 338-363 Off to America Going away party The family is together In America “I stand on the deck with the Wireless Officer looking at the lights of America twinkling. He says, My God, that was a lovely night, Frank. Isn’t this a great country altogether? ‘Tis.”(362-363) Final Tone Hope

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