There is not a "pat" answer to the conclusion of the novel. Although all of the Logan's have an inner strength and have come through violent storms (both weather-related and emotional), the family knows that the troubles, like the rain, are cyclical. T.J. in particular knows that though the beating and arrest are behind him, the problems of racism are sure to return again, like the wind, the dust, and the rain. Still, the family, after their turbulent year, feels better equipped to deal with the problems that are sure to come their way.
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