The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 | Themes and Characters
Curtis writes mainly about the theme of relationships, especially those relationships between parent and child and between siblings. Kenny has a close and open relationship with his parents and senses when it is appropriate to ask them questions and go to them with problems. Dad and Momma respect Kenny and his questions, giving him simple, truthful answers. When Kenny offended his only friend, Rufus, Momma was sensitive to the subtle change in Kenny and helped him talk about what was troubling him. He even asked for her advice. After discerning that Kenny had tried to apologize to Rufus,...
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