Pages 110-112 What aspect of the Savage ritual does Lenina like? Why does she like it? you see that damned spot?’. Whose words is the Savage using? (Hint: he is a VERY famous and “’Do . The multitudinous seas important writer.) incarnadine’” (117). Why does he want to be the sacrifice? Why wasn’t he allowed to be the sacrifice? Chapter 8 Chapter 8 as a whole List five events that John recalls about childhood that shape his view of people and life. (write the page numbers) John is given a copy of The Why does John like it so much and how does he use this in his life? Complete Works of William Shakespeare (131) Present at least two pieces of evidence from the chapter to support your answer. one’s different, one’s bound to Why might this be true? “’If be lonely’” (137). List the characters in the to whom this statement applies. For each, identify the difference(s) that isolates the character from society and how the difference(s) isolates the character. hesitated doubtfully. That What Linda revolting? Why does Linda’s future anywhere look fairly grim? “He revolting creature! . . . It suddenly occurred to Bernard that her very revoltingness might prove an enormous asset” (138). Predict: How do you think Linda might prove to be an asset for Bernard? Chapter 9 Beginning of chapter 9 Why does Mustapha Monde allow Bernard to bring Linda and John back?
Pages 110-112 What aspect of the Savage ritual does Lenina like? Why does she like it? “’Do you see that damned spot?’. . The multitudinous seas incarnadine’” (117). Whose words is the Savage using? (Hint: he is a VERY famous and important writer.) Why does he want to be the sacrifice? Why wasn’t he allowed to be the sacrifice? Chapter 8 Chapter 8 as a whole List five events that John recalls about childhood that shape his view of people and life. (write the page numbers) John is given a copy of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (131) Why does John like it so much and how does he use this in his life? Present at least two pieces of evidence from the chapter to support your answer. “’If one’s different, one’s bound to be lonely’” (137). Why might this be true? List the characters in the to whom this statement applies. For each, identify the difference(s) that isolates the character from society and how the difference(s) isolates the character. “He hesitated doubtfully. That revolting creature! . . . It suddenly occurred to Bernard that her very revoltingness might prove an enormous asset” (138). What Linda revolting? Why does Linda’s future anywhere look fairly grim? Predict: How do you think Linda might prove to be an asset for Bernard? Chapter 9 Beginning of chapter 9 Why does Mustapha Monde allow Bernard to bring Linda and John back?
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