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What is the significance of Norman's scenarios he made up in his head?

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When Norman back out from the conversation, was  it because he was shy or was it guilt from not being able to save kiowa?

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When Norman back out from the conversation, was  it because he was shy or was it guilt from not being able to save kiowa?

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What is the significance of Norman's scenarios he made up in his head?

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why do you think norman wasn't brave enough to save kiowa

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how will norman cope with the guilt of not being brave enough to save kiowa ?

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Why did Norman keep avoiding the talk or the story about the war?
With Norman going back and forth with trying to talk about the war and their stories, does he seem ready to talk about it?
Does the idea of talking to someone about the war scare him or is it about talking to someone else that frightens him?

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Why do you think Norman was so uncomfortable with telling people his war stories?

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Why did Norman back-out of talking to the guy through  the intercom about his problems But He wasn't sacred to talk to the people he made up conversation with people in his head?

Why do you think he valued the Silver star more than his other seven?

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In the chapter, Tim O'Brien describe Norman Bowker's laps around the lake as "revolutions." What does it mean?

In this chapter, Lieutenant Cross and Kiowa appeared in Norman Bowker's story. Do you think Tim O'Brien was with Norman Bowker?

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how will norman cope with the guilt of not being brave enough to save kiowa ?
was the smell the only reason norman let kiowa go ?

what's causing norman to avoid talking about the war aloud ?
predict how normans life will be after the war
do the seven medals mean nothing to norman without the "silver star" ?

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Why is it that veterans, especially back in the day struggled with having an ordinary life again, how did war change them for good?

What do the "revolutions" around the lake symbolize for Norman, what is it supposed to imply?

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Norman was like a floater with no place to go. Do you think the sudden death of Kiowa changehim?

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Does Tim O'Brien give a good perception of Norman Bowker's mental state after the incident?

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Do you think Norman Bowker is courageous ?

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Do you think Norman has a deficiency with communicating his feelings to people?

Why do you think Tim O'Brien italicize the word "father" on page 136? What is Norman try to convey towards the reader?

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Why is this chapter called "Speaking of courage"? In what part does it speak of courage?