Both Vivian and Molly have kept the details of their past a secret. This served as a defense mechanism for survival.  Reread pages 169-170 before answering the following questions: 

    1.  Describe how this defense mechanism helped them endure hardships and live their lives in spite of their dire circumstances.

    2.  Vivian and Molly both know how it feels to be at the mercy of strangers. How did this shape their personalities?

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Oedipus Rex

A-Select one of the following questions to write your response to:

1.Why is Oedipus a “tragic hero”?

2.Comment on the use of irony.

3.What is the relationship between “fate” and “free will”?

Your response must be more than one, but no more than two double-spaced pages, (not a paragraph). Your response must demonstrate knowledge of the material and thoughtful analysis adequately supported with evidence from the literary text.

Reference

TEXTBOOKS: Davis, Paul, Gary Harrison, David M. Johnson, Patricia Clark Smith, and John F. Crawford, eds. The Bedford Anthology of World Literature Books One, Two, and Three. Pack A. Bedford /St.

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Order Description

Oedipus Rex

A-Select one of the following questions to write your response to:

1.Why is Oedipus a “tragic hero”?

2.Comment on the use of irony.

3.What is the relationship between “fate” and “free will”?

Your response must be more than one, but no more than two double-spaced pages, (not a paragraph). Your response must demonstrate knowledge of the material and thoughtful analysis adequately supported with evidence from the literary text.

Reference

TEXTBOOKS: Davis, Paul, Gary Harrison, David M. Johnson, Patricia Clark Smith, and John F. Crawford, eds. The Bedford Anthology of World Literature Books One, Two, and Three. Pack A. Bedford /St.