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Jasmine Lesson Plan

Notes to the Teacher

-In Jasmine, the protagonist/narrator undergoes several dramatic transformations. She takes on different identities and different names throughout the novel. Because Mukherjee writes the novel using first-person point of view, and because, within the protagonist, there seems to be an enduring, all-encompassing self that does not necessarily fit wholly under any of the different names she goes by in the book, sometimes it sometimes makes more sense to use "the narrator" to refer to her, and it sometimes makes more sense to use whichever name she is known by to the people surrounding her. She will be referenced throughout this lesson plan as either "the narrator", "Jasmine", "Jyoti",...

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