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What did Mr. Praline grow?

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Who is Mr. Parline?

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What was the weather like the day Mr. Parline died?

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What kind of storm did Mr. Parline die in?

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Mya, Elisabeth, Elizabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Mya, Elisabeth, Elizabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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What does Mr. Parline like to do?

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Why did the character apologize for the weather?

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Why do you think Mrs. Parline is afraid of the weather?

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What did Mr. Parline bring others?

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Why is Mr. Parline obsessed with gardening and the weather?

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Is Mr. Praline a relatable character?

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Why does Mr. Parline put a thermometer at his wife's grave?

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How does the weather impact the mood of the story?

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What color was Mr. Parline's fence?

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What was the purpose of the author replacing 'cemetery' with "out there?"

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What were Mr. Parline's motives for using the backdoor versus the front?

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Why did he mix his flowers and vegetables?

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How did Mr. Parline feel about his wife's death?

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What is Mr. Parlines motivation to track the weather?

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What is Mr. Praline's motivation in giving away the fruits, vegetables and flowers?

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In what ways does the Parlines' house differ from those around it?

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Why did he feel the need to protect Mrs.Parline during the storm?

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How does Mrs. Parline's death impact Mr. Parline's relationships with other people?

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How does the author use the weather in the story?

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What did Mr. Parline mean when he said people will be able to catch the weather someday?

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Why does Mr. Parline feel the need to tell everyone about the weather?

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Mrs. Parline doesn't go outside because she is scared of the weather.

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Where might Mr. Parline's feelings of responsibility of the weather stem from?

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How is Mother's continuation of Mr. Parline's weather logging symbolic of Mr. Parline's behavior after Mrs. Parline's death?

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Does his wife show the same appreciation for gardening that he does?

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Mr. Parline's life revolves around the weather, his vegetables, and his wife/neighbors.

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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How does the weather influence the mood of the story?

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Why does Mr. Parline give away all his produce?

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Mrs. Praline is more welcome in the neighborhood than Mr. Praline.

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Zoe, and Ella

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Why did the author use the weather to develop the story?

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The author explores the ideas of tradition, society changing, and routine through the neighborhood this story is set in.

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The author illustrates how having routine creates consistency when life changes.

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The author juxtaposes the use of doors to strengthen the feelings of neighbors, about Mr. and Mrs. Praline.

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What was the author's motivation behind having the Mother fill in the rest of the calendar?

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Mr. Parline continued to garden even when his wife died. He also continued to protect her from the storms which led to his own death.

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Mrs. Praline goes to the front door, rarely, but Mr. Praline goes to the back door, frequently, and the neighbors make fun of him.

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Mr. Parline's obsession with the weather correlates with his desire for security with his future. Because he's tries to protect his wife from her fear of storms.

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His life changed in a major way but his actions and values did not.

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Mr. Parline illustrates selflessness even if it leads to his own death.

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Mr. Parline's two favorite settings are his garden and the weather because that is where he spends most of his time.

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The author emphasizes the importance of relationships and generosity through Mr. Parline's garden.

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Throughout the story you can see that Mr. Parline spends a lot of time working in his garden, and he also obsesses over the weather.

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You can make the claim that Mr. Parline's favorite two settings are his garden and the weather because he spends so much time on those things.

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Mr. Parline builds his life around the weather because he wants to maintain control over his life.

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Through the character of Mr. Parline, the Author highlights the human obsessive desire to cling to meaning and purpose.

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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The author alludes to Mr. Parline's desire to control his life by emphasizing his hobbies of gardening and tracking the weather.

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Mr. Parline is constantly checking and analyzing the weather and tending to his garden. He interacts with neighbors and his wife throughout the story and helps them. He shows care for them.

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The author uses the weather to depict Mr. Parline's fears and anxieties

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the author uses the death of Mr. Parline to elude to Mr. Parline's selfless nature

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Mr. Parline uses the weather, vegetables, and hospitality towards his neighbors to create a sense of meaning and interest apart from himself.

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Mr. Parline runs to "protect" his wife from the storm and also apologized to his neighbors about the weather when his predictions were off.

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Mr. Parline died in order to keep his tradition of being with his wife during storms and he would often give to people, invest in memorizing their favorite foods and try to predict the weather to help the people around him.

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Him running demonstrated urgency and fear of the effects of the storm. Though not afraid of the storm itself, he was unable to predict the outcome and was scared of the unknown.

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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This story is based on Mr. Parline's obsession with the weather. He had a calendar and he would write down all of the weather changes everyday in order to predict the forecast from it. He would warn other people about the weather and apologize if the weather is bad.

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Mr. Parline's focus on others is what drove him to his death.

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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Mya, Elizabeth, Elisabeth, Ella, and Zoe

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That fact that he apologized for the weather shows that he believed that he could control it.

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The neighborhood fences are taken down and the neighborhood is changing, while the Parlines' house remains the same; traditional with fences.

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The difference between Mr. Parline's house and other houses in the neighborhood illustrates how society changes and how people change with society.

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This shows how other have changed with culture, but Mr. Parline has remained in his ways. While everyone else changes, Mr. Parline remains the same. He isn't defiant against this change, he just stays true to what he knows.