Born a Crime Chapter 8

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What is the significance of Trevor's father's attitude towards racism?

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Trevor's father despises racism, which reflects his values and influences Trevor's understanding of race relations.

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Why did Trevor stop visiting his father?

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Trevor stopped visiting his father because his mother's boyfriend didn't like her taking Trevor to see her ex-partner.

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How did Patricia speak about Robert to Trevor?

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Patricia always spoke highly of Robert and did not say anything negative to turn Trevor against him.

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What realization did Trevor have about his parents after getting to know his father better?

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Trevor realized that his parents were more alike than different.

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What name does Trevor use to refer to his father?

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Trevor calls his father 'Robert' instead of 'Dad' or 'Father'.

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What does Trevor's relationship with his father reveal about family dynamics?

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It shows the complexity of family relationships, especially in a context of separation and differing values.

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How does Trevor's upbringing influence his perspective on race?

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Trevor's mixed-race background and his father's views shape his understanding of racial identity and discrimination.

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What role does privacy play in Trevor's father's life?

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Trevor's father values privacy, which affects his interactions and relationships.

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What does the integrated restaurant symbolize in Trevor's father's life?

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The integrated restaurant symbolizes Trevor's father's progressive views on race and his desire for inclusivity.

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How does Trevor's mother's boyfriend impact his relationship with his father?

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Trevor's mother's boyfriend creates tension that leads to Trevor's reduced visits with his father.