This document summarizes characters and events from a novel. It discusses how Richard, the main character, showed maturity beyond his age through his actions and ability to solve problems independently. It also describes how his father and oldest sister were less mature - his father was egoistic and didn't accept Richard's interests, while his sister sacrificed too much of her life to take on responsibilities. The document concludes by asking questions about other examples of age not defining maturity in the novel, whether Hannah declining a role showed maturity, and how to act maturely if pursuing a hobby not supported by one's family.

1. The Presenters :
Ummi Hafizah
Wan Nur Madihah
Nur Najwa Asyilah

2. Meaning
Age does not measure maturity,
there are many adults who cannot
handle simple situations cause
they are not mature mentally.
Maturity is attained by experience.
Maturity is completely dependent
on the kind of experiences a
person has in his life, which is not
really related to the age.

3. Richard
• Hate killing animals
• Know that was wrong
• Signing up card for
Hannah
• Express regret
• Show some
sympathy
• Good at solving the problems
• Didn’t ask the family for help in
every problems that he face

4. - An adult but
egoistic
- Didn’t accept
Richard’s hobby
- Didn’t like poem
Pa (Richard’s Father)
Angie (Richard’s Oldest Sister)
- Taking the mom’s jobs
- Quit school to be full-
time farm woman
- Sacrificed too much
- Understands Pa a lot
- Parents complain about Lady
Liberty
- Vandalised Hannah’s family tavern
- Make fun of Hannah and bullied
her
- Wrote ‘Dirty Hun’ at Hannah’s
book cover
Turtle Lake Local Citizens

5. Turn down
the role
Act kind

6. Conclusion

8. 1) Give another example of age does not define the
maturity that have been state in the novel
2) Hannah decide to decline the role of Lady Liberty. Is it
a matured action? Why?
3) If you love a hobby, and your family did not support it.
What kind of matured action that you will take?