What effects do Jerome’s memories have upon him?

The memories of his deceased mother is that he misses her a lot and hates that with passing year, her memories are fading.

Explanation:

'Journal Entry of Jerome Dunkin’ Duncan ' is written by Mary O’Dell. In this O'Dell describes the life of Jerome, through his journal entry.

Jerome begins with the memories of his deceased mother, who passed away when he was eleven. As he recalls memory of his mother, he becomes upset because he, now, have no one to guide him. He misses his mother and hates that the memories of her mother are fading with passing years.

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