His Aunt and Miss Emma
Miss Emma's two primary concerns for Jefferson in "A Lesson Before Dying" are to help him regain his self-worth and dignity as a human being, and to ensure that he dies with pride and awareness of his own humanity despite his unjust conviction.
In "A Lesson Before Dying," a sarcastic example can be found when Grant Wiggins sarcastically remarks to Miss Emma that he is "touched" by her suggestion that he can make a difference in Jefferson's life. This highlights Grant's skepticism and frustration with the situation he is placed in.
Two characters that influence Grant in "A Lesson Before Dying" are Miss Emma and Tante Lou. Miss Emma is Jefferson's godmother and pushes Grant to visit Jefferson in prison and help him find his humanity. Tante Lou is Grant's aunt and serves as a moral anchor, guiding him to understand his role in the community and in Jefferson's life.
Yes.
"if the horse is dead, get off it"
Grant lies to Miss Emma and Tante Lou, stating that Jefferson spent hours talking and eating with him during his visit, implying that the visit had a positive impact on Jefferson. In reality, Jefferson remained distant and unresponsive throughout most of their time together.
No one knows yet But they have confirmed they are NOT a part of ND, are female but not Emma.
Was or is!? Emma now, Britney before she lost her mind!
Why wouldn't she?? (Louis did have his 1st celebrity crush on Emma Watson before)
At the moment Emma Wilson is in jail for battering her death to death. Before her arrest she lived in Watford.
Emma Gibbons has written: 'Books For Children' 'Someone has been here before you' -- subject(s): History