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What is the theme of 'Hearts and Hands'?

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Appearances are not always what they seem.

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What does 'irrelevant' mean based on its word parts?

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Unconnected.

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What type of point of view is used in 'Hearts and Hands'?

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Third person omniscient.

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How does Miss Fairchild's perception of Mr. Easton illustrate the theme of expectations blinding one to the truth?

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Miss Fairchild believes Mr. Easton to be a hero rather than the criminal he actually is.

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What does the Latin prefix 'ir-' mean?

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Not, opposite of.

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What does the Latin root 'relevare' mean?

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To help, assist.

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What is the significance of irony in the statement about Mr. Easton being a dashing Western hero?

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It highlights that Miss Fairchild sees him as a hero, unaware of his true criminal nature.

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What is the main conflict in 'Hearts and Hands'?

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The conflict between appearance and reality, particularly in relationships.

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What literary device is used when Miss Fairchild misjudges Mr. Easton?

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Irony.

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What does the term 'theme' refer to in literature?

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The central idea or message conveyed in a story.