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tend to do violence. Therefore, learning how to deal with broken family is important in this era. It shows that analysing this novel might be very important
for both teachers and students.
C. Suggestions
There will be two parts in this section. The first one is a suggestion for English lecturers. Meanwhile, the second part is the suggestion for future
researchers.
1. Suggestion for English Lecturers
The English lecturers can use the novel as one of the materials in Prose class. It is because the novel offers a humanity value. The students can learn about
literary elements in the novel. The students can also enrich their vocabulary through reading the novel because there are many vocabularies that might be new
for the students.
2. Suggestion for Future Researchers
The futu re researchers can analyse Rowell’s Eleanor Park in humanity
values because this novel is rich in humanity values. The future researchers are able to analyse the impact of having a
broken family towards Eleanor’s psychology because a broken family is one of the major things in the novel that is
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