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What is the significance of Susy? (36-37)

Are Lyman and Henry blood brothers from

the same parents?

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What patterns do your group members recognize? What does their frequency mean to our story?
We saw words such as Henry, Car, Money, Tent, Summer, and Hair are often repeated words. The frequency tells us that that word is probably important to the story or main character. The word hair, which is repeated a lot, does not have much meaning though.

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The Vietnamese War of the 1970’s caused our character Henry, who was drafted into the military during this chaotic time in History, to have a virus seed itself in his mind.  Not like a virus that could be expelled with some sort of antibiotics or medication of the time, rather an infection that eats your mind away moment after moment, just sucking the very being out of its victim; post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).  When Henry returns from the war, he is no longer the Henry that left rather he is this non-laughable, fake, and vegetable-like person that has no concept of self-mind control.  The Vietnamese War re-engineers the structure of our short story by changing characters almost completely, which leads to a brother who must struggle to find his lost counterpart.  Louse Erdrich molds a new theme into the story, a mold that tells the story of millions of families throughout the United States during and after the war.  Wordle is able to create a story into a picture that amplifies certain, repeated words, such as car, Henry, and red.  All of which relate to the war and how a family was derailed from a beautiful path into an incubus of evil and chaos.