5th Hour Socratic Seminar Questions by Luther, Joe https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1 en-us 2019-08-20 01:22:28 UTC 2021-07-13 08:12:52 UTC hello@padlet.com jluther7 https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/444951728 Why do you think McCarthy ends the novel with the 
image of trout in mountain streams before the end of the 
world and the following quote: "In the deep glens where they lived all things were 
older than man and they hummed of mystery" (287)? What's the significance of this? - Luther
]]> 2020-02-13 13:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/444951728 https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/445183395 -How much of his innocence has the boy lost by the end of the novel? Has he gained anything equally valuable in its place?                                                                        -Of all the violence and horror the boy witnessed, why did the scene where the father took the thief’s clothes feel like such a turning point? How did this affect the boy’s trust/goodness (essential parts of his character), and how was he changed by witnessing this?                     -How does the irony of the father being the person to most deeply wound his son (after years of trying to protect him) relate to a theme?—Katya]]> 2020-02-13 18:11:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/445183395 https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/445199527 Throughout the novel, the entire world, or at least the reader's view of it, has been destroyed. Why does the author choose to leave out the detail of how the world ended? How does this add to the story?

In the end, the boy is found and taken in by a good family. Why does he only find other good people after his father died? What could this say about the father and the book as a whole?
-Jordan
P.S Did you know you could make these fun colors? Can anyone else see them or is it just on my screen?]]> 2020-02-13 18:31:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jluther7/bl61yuu4bki1/wish/445199527