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NOUGHTS & CROSSES

BASED ON THE BOOK BY MALORIE BLACKMAN

 

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CONTENT

Introduction to a Divided World

The Budding Friendship

School Integration and Social Challenges

Rising Tensions and Forbidden Love

Family Conflicts and Societal Expectations

Political Intrigue and Rebellion

Betrayal and Injustice

Desperate Measures and Sacrifices

Consequences and Final Decisions

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ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman is set in a segregated society where dark-skinned Crosses rule over white Noughts. The story follows Sephy, a Cross, and Callum, a Nought, as they navigate a forbidden love amidst prejudice and political unrest. Their relationship is tested by societal pressures and Callum's involvement with the Liberation Militia. The book explores themes of racism, injustice, and the consequences of societal division as the characters grapple with difficult choices and sacrifices. The narrative builds towards a climax involving betrayal, desperate measures, and the fight for equality in an unfair world.

Sasha Ackerman

Summary & Analysis - Noughts & Crosses: Based On The Book By Malorie Blackman

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