For those doing Superstitions, claiming they cannot locate any after the first half of the book, you're NOT CLOSE READING.
Between 240-307 there are perhaps 14 different inferences and SPECIFIC details concerning the Metaphysical and Superstitious aspects similar to those analyzed briefly in class discussions from Feb. 28 - March 15.
Please, look at your Windows, re-read chapters, particularly where Jim is mentioned, talking or otherwise, as he is not the only character speaking of or "a-sk'yered" of the supernatural. In fact, there are approximately five other characters who mention or infer such beliefs and fears.
Good luck, rapscallions!
“We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself.” ~ Lloyd Alexander
Between 240-307 there are perhaps 14 different inferences and SPECIFIC details concerning the Metaphysical and Superstitious aspects similar to those analyzed briefly in class discussions from Feb. 28 - March 15.
Please, look at your Windows, re-read chapters, particularly where Jim is mentioned, talking or otherwise, as he is not the only character speaking of or "a-sk'yered" of the supernatural. In fact, there are approximately five other characters who mention or infer such beliefs and fears.
Good luck, rapscallions!
“We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself.” ~ Lloyd Alexander
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