House Arrest W. 1-8

Front

What is the significance of journaling in Timothy's life?

Back

Journaling is not a choice for Timothy; he does not choose to write in a journal on his own.

Front

How does Timothy perceive the role of Marisol in his life?

Back

Timothy views Marisol as an important figure in his life, indicating that he needs her support.

Front

What literary work is referenced in the phrase 'everything foggy and frosty, everything a dwarf name'?

Back

This phrase alludes to 'Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs'.

Front

What method did Timothy use to pay for his brother's medicine?

Back

Timothy paid for one month of his brother's medicine using a stolen credit card.

Front

What are Timothy's primary responsibilities that prevent him from doing his homework?

Back

Timothy has too many responsibilities related to helping out with his brother, Levi.

Front

What does the term 'house arrest' imply in the context of Timothy's situation?

Back

House arrest implies that Timothy is confined to his home, likely due to legal or personal circumstances.

Front

How does Timothy's relationship with his brother influence his actions?

Back

Timothy's relationship with Levi drives him to take drastic actions, such as stealing a credit card for medicine.

Front

What emotional challenges does Timothy face in the story?

Back

Timothy faces emotional challenges related to responsibility, care for his brother, and the stress of his situation.

Front

In what ways does the concept of responsibility manifest in Timothy's life?

Back

Responsibility manifests in Timothy's need to care for Levi, which affects his ability to focus on his own life and education.

Front

What can be inferred about Timothy's character based on his actions?

Back

Timothy is portrayed as a caring and responsible individual, willing to make sacrifices for his brother.