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Relate this detail to a big idea (theme) in the text

Relate this detail to the real world (something happening in society)

Consider how this might impact READERS

Start with words such as “Why might” or “How might”

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How does this scene affect people who can't have babies because of a missing Jean the married couple might not have in their bodies? Did the author write this scene because that happened to them or someone they know, or are they trying to comfort people with this genetic mutation?

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Love

Family

Childhood

Loss

Growing old

Loneliness

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How might buying an old house bring the couple closer together?

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Was there a purpose into why Carlos and Ellie painted their house in different colors?

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Why did they want a baby? Did they wanna make memories in the house they painted so the baby can grow up there?

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Why do so many people want kids, even if they can't afford it? Does it represent how much they love one another? Did the author really want to make the baby's in the sky so make us wonder about true love, not forced.

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Does the old house change the plot for the characters and conflict?

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Why did the author add them going to so many places, and doing so much stuff in the story? Did the author add this to tell us how people getting married, and having children will make there lives happier. Maybe the author added this to let us know that doing a lot of things with your family will make you happier as a person. Maybe this will impact the reader, and make them want to hang out with there family, and make more memories with them to make them more happy.

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Why is there no dialogue?

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is the setting of their home related to Ellie sawing the wood?

Why was she sawing the wood?

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How will having a child affect their story if they decide to do so? Will it change their relationship?

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Why did they buy an old house and fix it instead of just buying a new house? Will this make a stronger bond between them?

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Why does the woman seem like she cares more about things? does it go to show that women in the real world can also be more fun at times?

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How does being together help them be happy?

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I wonder if they believe in signs like a 4 leaf clover means your lucky or if you see babys in the sky you should have a kid

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Why isn't the husband with the wife when he was at the balloon stand?

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Why did the author choose to make these specific pictures ? Do they represent life events?

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How might changing up the house, and making it more of their personality. change their relationship in a negative/positive way?

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How does the character trying to have a baby and painting the room affect other people with babys and why are they painting the room before they even know if Ellie's pregnant because she can be infertile so how would that affect or connect to others in the real world who are infertile?

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Does the man see so many clouds in the shape of babies because that is what he wants?

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How might Carl feel if all those babies in the sky came real? How might this affect Carl and Ellie's relationship?

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How do the clouds in the sky affect the characters' thoughts and actions?

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What was the point of having a child at this exact point in the movie? Also, I noticed that the child's room was created before the child had been born. In a lot of documentaries, hopeful parents do this before realizing they are infertile and after that, individual interviews are taken of the parents. Will the parents in the movie find out that one of them is infertile, and that the child's room will only be there in the house to remind the married couple of what could have been there? How come it just HAD to be this scene, why would it be looking at clouds, and not anything else?

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Was there a purpose or a meaning why the author made the couple colored their house in different colors?

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I wonder if the baby if there is going to be a cycle of things like in the circuit.

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Why did the author make them have kids after they started looking at clouds?

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How might them setting up to have a child impact the story? Maybe it will make them realize what responsibilities they have to take care of. Did the author add this to show us how having a child might be a big responsibility?

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How does having children affect people and couples all over the world? Does it nesecessarily make a positive change or a negative change?

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Did the author intentionally make this scene emotional with no speaking and do they want to make the people watching feel something?

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Why did the author place the babies in the cloud? How does this affect the man’s thoughts and actions, as well as the relationship between the woman and the man?

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How does the old house and the new, refreshed house represent Carl and Ellie's relashionships?

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The parents seem excited about having a baby, so I wonder what they will be like as a father and mother to the kid (will they be overprotective, sweet, or will they turn toxic?)

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How might having an old house affect other people's relationships in the real world?

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Did the author make this to represent what he went through in is past?

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Is moving into a old house and renevating it by themselves affect the man and they women? Did they purpusfully buy a old house to make memories? Or is there an other reason? will they stay in this specific house forever? Maybe they bought the old house to represent how long they have known each other. Did they meet when they were little kids?

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Why did the author put babies in the clouds? How does this impact people in the real world of having baby? Will having a baby make people's relationships stronger or does it make it weaker than before?

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Why did the author have only Carl see the babies in the form of a cloud first? Does Carl want a baby more than Ellie?

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Why did they choose that specific broken house? I know that married couples like to get pretty houses to grow old in with their partners. But why did they choose a broken and dull house? Did they want to create memories of how it was repainting the house and showing their new personality and relationship. I know that married couples in the world like to make memories that they could never forget with their partners.

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Do the vibrant colors that cover the house show how they feel? Vibrant seems to relate to happiness. The house and furniture is thoroughly painted which shows how much effort the 2 are putting into their relationship and home.

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Both of these characters turned an old house into a pretty colorful house, and they did this right after they got married, this means they have a good relationship, so later on their relationship will get stronger, but then right now they are taking things in a funny joyful way and the house is the evidence, so when they get a child will this continue or will they get more serious?

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was this the climax? the music all of a sudden became really slow and the woman seemed like she was under deppresion.

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How does not being able to have children affect people all over the world? Does it make them feel a lot of negativity and make them not want to move on?

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Why does Ellie want a baby so desperately, and how does it affect their relationship?

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I wonder if the author included this scene to show how many couples around the world want a baby? I also wonder how this could impact people in society, perhaps this could inspire couples in the real world to want a baby?

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What happened at the hospital? Why did Ellie get so sad?

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How does saving up money for something make Ellie happy and not sad like she was before? What were they saving up for?

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Why was that book so important to her? Was the author trying to tell us about memories or things she likes?

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Why was Ellie all of a sudden sad without a clear reason? This doesn't happen in the real world, because usually, people will give us an explanation of what happened. What even happened?

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How come they chose a broken down house? Couldn't they have bought a new and good house?

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Does Ellie not have the trauma from losing a child? Does she still have hope for the future?

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I wonder why the author made Carl wear so many ties. Does it represent the different types of love they have, keeping the last on the best?

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I wonder why the author decided the characters not to speak? if the characters did in the beginning how would this affect the movie? how would the movie end up?

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Why did the author include the scene of Ellie fixing his bow tie and as she does that time passes by. So how does doing this one thing over the years impacts how people in real life feel about their past memories and what is lying ahead of them?

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I wonder why the director had something bad happen to the couple every time the couple almost had enough money to go on an adventure?

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How does having a baby affect the character's thoughts and actions? Why does the author include the part when she is unable to have a baby? Does it illustrate how life sometimes diverges from expectations?

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Why did the author make it that Ellie couldn't have children? How does this impact their relationship?

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Why are they using money that they are saving for a trip to pay for their needs, instead of ignoring it and keep on saving while using different money, why don't they use the money from their job, Why did they use pocket change instead of the made money from the job?

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I wonder if this is based on a real story if so did the real people in this story get to go in there vacation?

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Why did they show the tie changing for every time until they became really old? Was there a special occasion that he always had to get ready for? Maybe it showed every important part or occasion of their life

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I wonder what has happened to Ellie in the doctor scene? Is it something about the baby?

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How does losing a child interfere with people and their fealings? How would they exactly feal? What do they do to solve this tradegy?

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How is not being able to have children affect people's lives? How does it impact their mantle health.

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How does not giving birth to a baby affect the relationship between Carl and Ellie? Is 1 of them the reason they did not give birth?

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Why did the author have Carl and Ellie be isolated with the rest of the world? Did they chose to live away from people? Were they forced to?

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Why did the author choose to make this movie instead of other ones? Like.. Mystery, Fighting, Future like, or ect?

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Why did the author add her having a miscarriage? I'm also wondering why he would add such a sad and mature thought to the story. I noticed once she got that book she seemed happy. Did the author add this to show the reader that no matter what your'e going through everything will be okay or to tell us that you never give up no matter what?

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How might this scene impact people in the real world? Perhaps this could show people in the real world that can't have a baby that they are not alone?

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How might the people in the real world feel if they didn't get a baby? Is this why the author included that part?

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I wonder if society thinks vacation is 2nd

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What would happen if they actually had children besides their relationship? What personality would their child have?

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Why did the creator of the video make this type of video, parents with no children? Does the creator of the video want us to show the relationship for people who have no children?

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How come they're both so good at artistry? I mean, murals are a hard thing to do. Are they like people in movies, who meet at a museum/gallery and so forth? I know that oftentimes, married couples had often met by comparing hobbies and such, and it led to relationships because they shared so much with each other. If they aren't artists, then where did they meet, and was it accidental or on purpose? what was the exact POINT of making these two specific characters be together?

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Will they ever save op the money for a good adventure? Or will there be to much things needing the money that they will not be able to?

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What was the point of buying a house in that specific area? They could have chosen elsewhere, but want a old house that is surrounded with trees. Is it for a quiet life, out of the city? What kind of people are they, their personalities?

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Why did the author include that scene where she wanted a baby couldn't have one? Couldn't they have just scrapped that scene since the couple didn't get want they wanted?

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Did the author want to show the struggles that married couples go through? Since the wife sadly lost the baby the husband wanted to go on adventures and make peace with it. They couldn't go on any because they were struggling with money. Is that how it is to be married? You struggle with marriage and you go through challenges?

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Why did the author make them go on adverseness to help her heal from her grief? Why not see a therapist or join a club?

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To every couple in this world, does having children feel busy and responsible so will they take things more seriously?

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Did they both make peace with the fact that they cant have a baby? They both wanted to go on adventures so they can be happier so they have been saving up money, but they cant go on any because they have to use the money for important reasons sometimes. They have grown old now but did they make peace with it?

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How did not having a baby affect Eliie and Carl's relationship, did they get farther apart from themselves or get closer?

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After watching this story or movie..Will this teach readers a lesson? will after watching this will this make the readers want to start over and make good choices? Could this impact the way the readers behaves?

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Does Ellie feel upset that she wasn't able to have a baby?

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How does this impact Carl's life now that Ellie has passed away?

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Why was Ellie reading the book when she was about to die? Is it to remember all of the happy times Ellie had before dying?

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How did Ellie die? When Ellie went to meet the doctor, she was crying about something. Is this what she was crying about, some sort of disease that killed her? This is because usually when people figure out that they have some kind of disease they cry and act like Ellie.

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What was Carl having in mind? What did he have a boarding pass in his basket? If he is trying to move with Ellie, how will that affect their relationship living in a foreign country?

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Why does Carl sell balloons for a living? Why can't he sell something else? Is he trying to make the kids happy like he was throughout his life?

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Why did the author make the choice of having blue balloons. Does the color represent something like depression or sadness?

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what will the old man do with the tickets? will he go on and complete the mission of going to the mountains, does this relate to the movies name up?

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Why did the director in have the wife die in the movie 😢 Did they want the man to have a specific goal that he and his wife couldn't achieve?

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what will the old man do with the tickets? will he go on and complete the mission of going to the mountains, does this relate to the movies name up?

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Why did the author add them doing the things they had already done a long time ago? Was this to show that even though you would want to relive your memories when they end there not so happy, and exciting anymore? Or was it also to show that sometimes these great memories end?

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Why might the author include that scene where Carl picked up a photo of Ellie when she was younger? Was it that Carl whishes he could go back to when he was younger so he could spend more time this wife and/or relieve his old days?

Perhaps he knows that Ellie wont live too long in the current situation since his smile dropped when he looked at the photo and then back at Ellie? Or maybe the author added this scene because it represents the author wanting to go back to when the author was younger and change things the author can't fix now or spend more time with people the author adore?

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What timeline was this story from? I have this question, because they used a camera with a light bulb on it, and nowadays, cameras don't look like that. also, what happened to the rest of the people in the families?

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How might the song in this scene trigger the emotion of sadness in the brains of the people watching the movie? Did the author and director tell the orchestra to make a sad orchestral song just to make us disconsolate for people who have this same problem?

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Why did the author make the o;ld woman fall, when Carl was about to give her the trip tickets? What does this show about people who try to do the same things Carl tried to do, and ended up like them? How would this affect the story or others who are in the same situation as Carl and Ellie?

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How does Ellie's death make Carl despondent? Is it because he lost the only thing that made him happy

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Why was there so many scenes with the balloons? Like when Carl was working there was balloons. When Ellie was in the hospital Carl gave her something with a balloon. What do balloons mean to them? Is it an important part of how they met or is it something much bigger? Plus in different scenes there were different color balloons or the same color. What do the colors have to do with what's going on? Does the color represent what is happening to the couple right now? Maybe the balloons are blue because it might be the same balloon that brought them together maybe. How might this impact people in real life? Does having something you love or something important to you change the way you see life? Does it give people hope and have faint in things they didn't have before?

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Did the author wanna show how bright and happy they once were, like the house? When they started getting older I noticed how dull the house started to look, but the spark of their love was still with them. But now that the wife got an illness the husband looks like the happiness got taken away from him and he doesn't have that spark with his wife anymore because of how sad they are. Why did the author add this? Did the author wanna show how it is to deal with passing of a loved one?