The Hate U Give (chapters 6-9)

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What is the significance of the gray bandanna placed in Khalil’s coffin?

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The gray bandanna symbolizes Khalil's identity and connection to his community, representing the struggles and realities faced by young men in similar situations.

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What motivates Devonte to work at Maverick’s store?

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Devonte wants to distance himself from gang life and make positive choices for his future.

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Why did Maverick go to jail, and what does this reveal about his character?

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Maverick took the charge to save King, showcasing his loyalty and willingness to protect others, even at a personal cost.

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How does Devonte's action in the park reflect his character development?

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Devonte scares away the Garden Disciples, demonstrating his growth and desire to protect Starr and Seven, moving away from his past.

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What challenges does Khalil’s mother face that lead to her absence in his life?

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Khalil’s mother struggles with drug addiction, which impacts her ability to be present and supportive in Khalil's life.

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What role does family play in the lives of the characters in 'The Hate U Give'?

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Family dynamics significantly influence the characters' decisions, relationships, and their responses to societal pressures.

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How does the theme of identity manifest in Khalil’s story?

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Khalil's identity is shaped by his environment, relationships, and the societal perceptions of young Black men, highlighting the complexities of race and identity.

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What does the park scene reveal about community support?

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The park scene illustrates the importance of community in providing safety and support, as characters come together to protect one another.

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How does Starr's perspective change throughout chapters 7-10?

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Starr's perspective evolves as she grapples with her identity and the impact of Khalil's death, leading her to find her voice.

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What is the impact of gang culture on the characters in the story?

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Gang culture presents challenges and influences choices, often trapping characters in cycles of violence and loyalty.