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How does Morrison use memory to display feelings of the past and the present revolving her lifes story and inner secrets?

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How does ones past life impact their perspective of the world and their future? How is this seen through the characterization of the relationship between Sethe and her children?

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What did Beloved mean when she said she saw diamonds in the river and could "touch them"?

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How does Morrison strategically utilize the motif of water to describe the everlasting guilt of slavery.

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How does the Briony lies compare from the beginning of the novel to the end of the novel.

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How are relationships and connections between characters portrayed with food and meals?

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What was the role of food throughout the novel and which specific foods held the most meaning?

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How does the degradation and dehumanization of slavery inflict self-alienation within former slaves and whites who perpetuate it.

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As a slave, what justification could Sethe have for naming her first childhood Beloved? How does this build off of the motif of motherhood?

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What is the purpose of Morrison's motif of animals in Beloved?

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How does Ian McEwan strategically use perspective to portray miscommunication and contradicting perspectives.

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How does Billy Pilgrim's post-war actions satirize the concept of the American dream?

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Irony/satire, unreliable narrator, symbolism

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How does Briony's, and Robbie's perspective differ in truth; and what is truth.

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How are Billy Pilgrim's actions affected by the War?

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How does one's personal beliefs impact their perspective of the world and how it's presented through the characterization of Billy?

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War, mental illness/trauma, women, fate vs. free will, truth, time

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In what ways does Ian McEwan make use of varying points of view to illustrate the failures of communication.

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How does McEwan use different perspectives to depict miscommunication between the main characters in order to drive the plot of the story?

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How does the differing perspectives that Kurt Vonnegut utilizes display the argument of Fate vs. Free Will?

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How does Vonnegut satirize war through the characterization of soldiers?

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How does Kurt Vonnegut use differing character traits to satirize war?

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How does the ironic writing of Kurt Vonnegut convey the idiocy of war?

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What is the purpose of deliberate ambiguity in Slaughterhouse-five by Kurt Vonnegut?