Walk Two Moons Chapters 18-19

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What does the term 'lunatic' mean in the context of the story?

Back

A person who is considered to be mentally ill or crazy, often used in a derogatory manner.

Front

How does Mr. Birkway's personality remind Sal of her mother?

Back

Mr. Birkway is happy and brings joy, similar to how Sal remembers her mother.

Front

What does Sal's mother mean by needing to go somewhere where people call her by her real name?

Back

It signifies her desire to reconnect with her identity and escape from her current life.

Front

What are Sal's father's feelings about moving?

Back

He does not want to move but feels trapped in the house because of memories of Sal's mother.

Front

Why is Sal's father important to her grandparents?

Back

He is their only surviving son, as his other two brothers have passed away.

Front

What does Sal's journey symbolize in the story?

Back

Sal's journey represents self-discovery and the search for understanding her family's past.

Front

How does the theme of loss manifest in Sal's life?

Back

Sal experiences the loss of her mother and the changes in her family dynamics.

Front

What role does memory play in Sal's narrative?

Back

Memory is a crucial element that shapes Sal's understanding of her mother and her own identity.

Front

How does the author use humor in the story?

Back

Humor is used to lighten serious moments and to develop characters, like Mr. Birkway.

Front

What is the significance of Sal's grandparents in her life?

Back

They provide support and a sense of family connection during her difficult times.