QUESTION 2 • This question is COMPULSORY.
• Answer ONE question from this section.
• Your response must be 80-100 words in length.
2.1 DIARY ENTRY
Jakes is aware of the impact of inviting Ruth to come stay at Mamariti house in
Sofiatown, but he is still keen in making it all possible despite all the risks involved.
Place yourself in Jakes' shoes and write TWO diary entries as the character. The
first entry must express his feelings BEFORE he meets Ruth; the Jewish girl and the
second diary entry must express how he felt AFTER the success of his article in the
Drum magazine.
TOTAL SECTION B: [20]
GRAND TOTAL: [35]​

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