Danielle Schwalbach

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Which character do you think is handling their situation in the best possible way? #icchoice

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@snewburyy This relates to one of the quotes in my presentation tomorrow, I agree!

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@svitale1_vitale Harper is the most sympathetic character in the story in my opinion

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Could Grace have helped Antoinette? Was this even an option for her? #icchoice

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@NiamhOConnorNYC I think he takes out his own insecurities/sufferings on his wife so he doesn't have to face them

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How does Antoinette being locked in the attic symbolize her inner entrapment? #icchoice

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Can we compare Rochester to any other male characters in past books? Is he the most controlling we have seen? #icchoice

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@snewburyy I agree, I think she thinks running away is her only option at "survival"

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Do you think Bub will grow up to follow in Lutie's struggling footsteps? #icchoice

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Is Lutie's just running away from the inevitable by leaving for Chicago? #icchoice

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Is Lutie's role as a mother and her determination to not show fear going to lead to an eventual downfall? #icchoice

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@abigail_roper0 I think the author makes the characters relatable so readers can better understand the story

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How does Lutie's lifestyle compare to others we have read about? #icchoice

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Does the street Lutie chooses to live on act as a symbol? #icchoice

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@gee_emm_cee I agree with you, I think their relationship will lead to something more dramatic in the end

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When the man forgot to build the fire, this showed he didn't learn from past experiences #icchoice

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"But the man knew these things, having learned them from experience." His experience didn't help his situation #icchoice

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How is the image of the pear tree related to other "images" we have seen in other stories we have read? #icchoice

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@demetra_laurent I like the way you phrased this-I think she is naive and her age plays a part in this

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@Jpuccio8 I think both stories play on the idea of family issues and how the lead characters acknowledge this