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There's a 7 years age difference between Sonny and his brother.
In "Sonny's Blues," the narrator is prompted to contact Sonny after the death of his young daughter, Grace. Her passing serves as a powerful catalyst, awakening deep feelings of loss and the importance of family connection. This tragedy leads him to reflect on his relationship with Sonny and the struggles they both face, ultimately motivating him to reach out and reconnect with his brother while he is in prison.
The main conflict in "Sonny's Blues" is the tension between the narrator's desire to help his troubled younger brother, Sonny, who is a heroin addict, and Sonny's struggle to find meaning and expression through his music. The conflict revolves around the narrator's attempts to understand and connect with Sonny despite their differences and strained relationship.
The climax of "Sonny's Blues" occurs during Sonny's piano performance at the jazz club. As Sonny plays, the narrator finally understands and connects with his brother's pain and struggle. The music allows them to transcend their differences and truly communicate.
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The narrator's daughter dies
"Sonny's Blues," is told from Sonny's Brother's point of view.
No, he works for Sonny as sonnys enforcer.
The death of their mother
I think that the narrator spoke to Sonny's friend to understand what was going on in Sonny's life. It gave him another perspective to look from when he was trying to comprehend why Sonny did the things he did and why he took drugs.
I believe it's Connie