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1. Did the silver star have more than one meaning?
2. Did the star mean more to him then the death of his friends?

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Why was Norman Bowker following

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In the ambush, Why does he lie to his daughter about the man he killed?

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Would it had made a difference if Norman had someone to talk to during his reminiscing/ flashbacks.

What conclusions does Norman reach about courage in the chapter "Speaking of Courage".

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2. Compare and contrast what did the men notice when they set up camp?
3.  Evaluate what did Norman almost win before he blew his chance?

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1. When Norman Bowker finally has a chance to tell someone, why doesn't he?
2. What is the point of driving around in circles?

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Why did care about the star more than is friend?
Did he see it as a selfish opportunity for a stance of recognition?

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1. what did Norman bowker carry in "The Things They Carried?
2. why does he drive around the town multiple times and even imagines talking to his father?

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does he feel remorse for his friends that drowned in the lakes?

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Why is Norman unable to relate to anyone at home? More importantly, why doesn’t he even try?

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what else do you think silver star represents

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What would you have done if you were in Norman Bowker's position and your friend was about to die?

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What would you have done if you were in Norman Bowker's position and your friend was about to die?

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Do you think the Silver Star is a representation of something else ?

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Do you think the Silver Star is a representation of something else ?

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how would

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you really want to hear this
if you don t want to say more
all right then slow and sweet take your time

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Do you think Norman cares more about the death of his friend or more about the silver star? "If things had gone right, if it hadn't been for that smell, I could've won the Silver Star." pg.143

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Do you think Norman uses the excuse that he "could have won the silver star" so he won't have to actually come to terms with the fact that he couldn't save his friends?