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Mr. Morrison is one of Papa's friends from his job at the railroad. Mr. Morrison was sent by Papa to help around the Logan family (Mama, Big Ma, Stacey, Cassie, Christopher John, and Little Man) while Papa is at work and away from home. Mr. Morrison is characterized as a tall, strong, and quiet man, yet very protective of the children. He is African-American as well and plays big roles in the story.

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Mr. Morrison used to work with Papa. He lost his job at the railroad when he got in a fight with some white men. He can not find another job. Papa invited him to work and stay at his house along with his family.

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Morgan Freeman played the role of Mr. Morrison in the 1978 TV adaptation of the novel "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry".

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The Logan's lawyer

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Rockne Tarkington

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