As you answer this question, consider the fire, Pierre, Maia's injuries, and JD and Brent. Compare and contrast Jack and Wynn's responses to danger.Whose initial idea is it, and why is the choice ultimately made in spite of what the two men know about the threat of the fire? Consider Jack and Wynn's decision to go back up the river to look for Maia.How many years had passed since his mother had died there? How did he spend his time on this visit? Why do you think he chose not to tell his father?
Discuss Jack's sole trip back to the Encampment.How old was he when she died, and how does he understand his own role in her death? To what extent has he processed his grief? How does our knowledge of this part of Jack's history deepen our understanding of his character? What brought them together? What does each young man admire about the other? Explore the early days of Jack and Wynn's friendship.
0 kommentar(er)
