Tuesdays with Morrie (p. 109-129)

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What does Morrie envy most about young, healthy people?

Back

They can go dancing.

Front

What did Morrie learn from working at the mental hospital?

Back

People just want to be noticed.

Front

To what does Morrie compare himself at his current stage of dependency?

Back

A child.

Front

Morrie 'lost his battle' when someone had to do what for him?

Back

Wipe his behind.

Front

Who is this quote by: 'Each night, when I go to sleep, I die. And the next morning, when I wake up, I am reborn.'?

Back

Mahatma Ghandi.

Front

What is the significance of dancing in Morrie's life?

Back

Dancing represents freedom and the joy of living, which Morrie feels he has lost.

Front

How does Morrie's experience at the mental hospital shape his views on life?

Back

It taught him that people crave recognition and connection.

Front

What metaphor does Morrie use to describe his dependency on others?

Back

He compares himself to a child, highlighting his vulnerability.

Front

What does Morrie mean by 'losing his battle'?

Back

It signifies the moment he realized he could no longer care for himself.

Front

What lesson does Morrie impart about the importance of human connection?

Back

He emphasizes that love and relationships are essential for a fulfilling life.