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Does the work explicitly embrace or reject socialism? 

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Does the work explicitly embrace or reject socialism? 

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the work rejects socialism in many different ways. the walls always experience horrible and traumatizing events throughout the book. like what the boy did to Jeannette that said he raped her. so the walls are always trying get away from others so they don't create more problems

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Does the work criticize class structure?

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the work does in fact criticize class structures. in the book the Walls have been living nothing but poverty, even they have to save money for food and the mom salary cant even solve all their problems because Jeannette say " Mom's salary created a whole new set of problems." the dad would go out and start spending it careless like he's rich.

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Choose three (3) Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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Find a quote in this chunk that stood out to you. Please also include a picture or GIF to further describe this quote.

Give context for your quote. What was happening in the story that made this quote significant? Who was speaking?

Why did this quote stand out to you?

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Choose: one (1) of the motifs and respond in at least four (4) sentences about how this motif is prevalent in this section.

Family

Home

Poverty

Resilience

Responsibility, Self Sufficiency,

Non Conformity

Other

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Choose 3 Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences. the economics conditions determined the family lives because in the book it says " Dad devised an ingenious way to come up with extra cash." which means the dad always have to put them in danger.

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In what ways was this chunk a window or a mirror? Use the following questions to guide your response, but really we want to hear your personal thoughts and reactions to this chunk! Respond with at least four (4) sentences.

What experiences do you share with the characters?

In what ways is your family similar or different from those in the book?

What did you learn about a character or group of people that you have not personally experienced?