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Atalia Ibarra, Jahaziel Ibarra, and Jazmin Medina 

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Atalia Ibarra, Jahaziel Ibarra, and Jazmin Medina 

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O'Brien sees war as an eye opener because he sees things in a different perspective and point of view.

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Summary: Rat shoots the buffalo mercilessly because it was the only way for him to cope with Kurt's death. He needed to vent his pain one way or another. He also didn't show remorse for his actions.
Explanation: The repetition of Rat shooting the buffalo so many times, emphasizes how much anger and grief built up inside of him after Kurt died.
Theme: Everyone has a different way of coping with loss.
Assessment: What does the death of the buffalo symbolize?
Paradox: The quote "whispered something, as if talking to a pet..." is a paradox because if anything he is not treating the buffalo or talking to him as if he were his pet, he was hurting him.

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Summary: Rat Kiley wrote a letter to his dead friend’s sister. She never answers back and Rat is disappointed. He felt like she’s wrong for not responding back because of how important her brother was to him.

Theme: The theme is that reality is often disappointed.

Quotation: Pretty nutso sometimes, but you could trust him with your life.

Explanation: The idea of someone trusting Curt with their life is contradictory because he lead himself to his own demise.

Multiple Choice Question: Who did Rat Kiley write his letter to?
(A) Curt's Sister
(B) Curt's Mom
(C) Curt's Dad
(D) Rat's Mom