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“Bone” Ruth Anne Boatwright: The book’s narrator and the illegitimate child of a fifteen-year-old mother.
Mama (Anney) Boatwright: Ruth Anne's mother who has two children very early on.
Granny: Ruth Anne's grandmother whose eight children are Bone's aunts and uncles.
Aunt Alma: Mama’s older sister who has three children—Little Earle, Grey, and Garvey—and often takes care of Bone.
Uncle Earle (“Black Earle”): The charmer of the family who, despite being a divorced womanizer with a reputation for being...
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