Discuss the structure of the book and its use of flashbacks. 1) Why did the author choose this particular present time to anchor the flashbacks? 2) What purpose do the flashbacks serve, and how would this book be different if it were told chronologically? 3) How does the past intrude into the present time for Elaine, and how does that compare to the reader's experience of the flashbacks? 4) Why are the flashbacks presented in the order that they are?
Discuss the structure of the book and its use of flashbacks.
1) Why did the author choose this particular present time to anchor the flashbacks?
2) What purpose do the flashbacks serve, and how would this book be different if it were told chronologically?
3) How does the past intrude into the present time for Elaine, and how does that compare to the reader's experience of the flashbacks?
4) Why are the flashbacks presented in the...
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