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Discussion Questions for Rebecca CHs 18-21
Discussion Questions for Group 9: MG, AK, and BU 1. At the end of chapter 19, Maxim admits that “There was never an accident. Rebecca was not drowned at all. I killed her. I shot Rebecca in the cottage in the … Continue reading
Discussion Questions for Rebecca CHs 7 – 12
Discussion Questions for Group 7: MDF, EG, and AT 1. “You see,” she said, snapping the top, and walking down the stairs, “you are so very different from Rebecca” (107). Beatrice makes this comment after meeting the narrator for the … Continue reading
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Discussion Questions for Rebecca CHs 1 – 6
1. Many critics claim that Jane Eyre created a new genre: the feminist fairytale (86), a genre that combines the Cinderella myth with a feminist tract, but romance novel scholar Pamela Regis argues that this is just a “backhanded naming of the romance … Continue reading
Posted in Betrothal, Charlotte Bronte, Daphne Du Maurier, Fairy Tale, Feminism, Jane Eyre, Pamela Regis, Rebecca
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Discussion Questions Bridget Jones’s Diary October November December
On Thursday, October 13th, we will have a quiz over all of Bridget Jones’s Diary. Below are several discussion questions and some review tips. 1. Bridget’s constant litany of worries and anxieties tell us that she is at war with herself. … Continue reading
Discussion Questions Bridget Jones’s Diary July August September
Discussion Questions for Group 6: CL, RL, AR, HW 1. Why, after a failed relationship with Daniel, does Bridget continue to focus on finding a male partner so that she can form a “functional relationship?” (164). Why doesn’t she focus … Continue reading
Discussion Questions Bridget Jones’s Diary April May June
Discussion Questions for Group 5: KF, MF, and SG 1. On Thursday, April 6th, Bridget starts writing about how she wants to start going with the flow. She says, “Flow, it seems the right thing to do, I will tell … Continue reading