Explore the perspectives of three prominent psychologists on adolescence. Analyze the character of Frankie in light of these theories to identify how she aligns with or diverges from the patterns these psychologists describe.

Investigate the role of African-American servants in white Southern households during the early to mid-twentieth century. Develop a class presentation to share your findings and personal insights. Facilitate a discussion on the progress African Americans have made in combating discrimination during the latter half of the century.

Contrast the African-American characters in The Member of the Wedding with those in one of the following works: Gone with the Wind, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Huckleberry Finn, or To Kill a Mockingbird.

Music played a significant role in McCullers's life, and she integrates musical references and imagery throughout the novel. Imagine you are a guest lecturer at a music school, aiming to engage students in literature. Prepare a lecture using The Member of the Wedding to illustrate how music and literature can enrich each other. Ensure you show how a deep understanding of music enhances insights into the novel.