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30 Cards in this Set
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'Iwas my mother's son...... |
I could not be anyone else's. |
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'I was a t..... |
thief' |
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'I was a l |
liar.' |
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'I was caught up in my mother's |
freedom ..... her dream of transformation |
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'I didn’t come to Utah |
to be the same boy I'd been before. |
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'I dreamed of doing brave, selfless deeds, |
generally of military character.' |
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'I imagined being adopted by |
different people I saw on the street.' |
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'The camouflage top made me feel like a sniper, and before long |
I began to act like one.' |
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'When Marian asked me where I had been |
I told her lies. |
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'I'd killed a |
Turkey in Chinook.' |
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She had lied about her typing speed |
in order to get work |
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beaver, helpless and at Dwight's mercy |
.... |
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Like the salmon, parts of Jackand Rosemary will |
die once they move and are subjected to Dwight's cruelty and pettiness. |
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The Winchester rifle Roy gives to Jack serves as a symbol |
of the power and control Jack so desperately craves |
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white is symbolic of purity, or a new beginning. |
symbolic as a mask for what Dwight does not want Rosemary to see. |
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Jack's feelings of guilt and unworthiness stem from |
his conflicting desire and incapability to be a hero. |
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"the most natural thing in the world" |
to lie |
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Jack is keenly aware that other people betray him, although |
he does not realize that he often betrays himself. From his childhood, Jack feels betrayed by his father |
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Throughout the novel, Jack uses his imagination as a place of refuge,which is otherwise absent from his |
unhappy domestic life. |
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Context: |
America 1950's (mid 1950's early 1960's) (Tobias Wolff depicts that his world was….. In his adolecents) |
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What does COST stand for |
Context, overview of ideas, stance, Text Details |
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What does GOD stand for |
Generalization Overview Definitive statement |
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TICTAC- what does it stand for |
Text: Intention Context: Tone: Audience: Contention: |
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'he asked me who i thought i was..... |
I did not know the answer' |
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What is unectricably linked? |
men and violence |
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'subjected to feeling myself.. |
unworthy' |
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Roy treated rosemary with |
'Threats and occasional brutality' |
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The innocence |
i laughed at began to irritate me |
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Roy thought of 'Starting a family' Jack.. |
Didn't like it at all, it froze [him] solid' |
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Jack was what in school? |
'Uncool' |
