Copy and paste the below quesitons in a word document, answer and turn in on Thursday, June 4th. One word answers will result in an automnatic zero (0) , minimum of 3 to 5 sentences.
- How does the author show—not tell—the reader about the new complications in the plot?
- What would you do if you had a friend who you sensed needed medical attention?
- Do you think Coach Halas is making a fair and good decision here? Why or why not?
- Why do you think Brian likes to tell jokes, even in tense, difficult situations?
- How do the stage directions foreshadow that the coaches have bad news?
- How does Gale’s offer to speak to the team show that he is changing? What earlier event foreshadows the fact that Gale can give a speech?
- What does the cut from the hospital room to the playing field emphasize?
- Knowing that Joy was very upset in the hospital and now has an urgent call for Gale, what prediction might you make?
- What does the author mean when he says that Gale probably wishes he were “strong enough to cry”?
- How does the playwright build suspense by telling the audience the bad news before Brian learns the truth?
- Compare what Gales does here for Brian with what Brian did for him in Part One. How are the actions similar?
- How does the closing of the blinds represent the resolution of the drama?
- Why do you think the narrator closes with emphasis on how Brian lived rather than how he died?
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