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The epitaph of the book is from the Bible, 1 Samuel 16:7. How does Nutt show that Nicole, like the Lord God, “looks at the heart”?
From the time of Wyatt’s toddler years to the transformation to Nicole, Wyatt/Nicole insists that he is a girl. Review Nutt’s portrayal of how Wyatt/Nicole always identified as a female and stays true to her heart.
Amy Ellis Nutt poses a question of how one feels when one senses he/she is alienated from his/her body. How does Wyatt/Nicole show this alienation throughout the book?
The young Wyatt and the adolescent Nicole feel as if the male physical body is at odds with how she feels. This question asks to follow Nicole’s transformation and identify the ways in which Nicole alters her appearance to match her mindset.
How does Kelly show her unrelenting desire to understand Wyatt’s behavior?
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