Denver's Relationships and Perspectives

Ms. Vaughn reads Chapter 21 of 'Beloved', focusing on Denver's perspective. Denver reflects on her family's past, her fears, and her protective role towards Beloved. The chapter explores themes of family, memory, and the ambiguity of Denver's protective instincts. Denver's memories of her father and the family's history are also discussed, highlighting the impact on her beliefs and actions. The video concludes with a preview of the next chapters.

What is the main focus of Chapter 21 in 'Beloved'?

• Sethe's perspective on her past

• Baby Suggs' teachings

• Denver's perspective and her relationship with Beloved

• Paul D's journey to 124

Why is Denver afraid of Sethe?

• Because Sethe killed one of her own daughters

• Because Sethe doesn't let her leave the house

• Because Sethe is haunted by Beloved

• Because Sethe is strict with her

How does Denver cope with her fear of Sethe?

• By seeking help from neighbors

• By staying close to Beloved

• By running away

• By confronting Sethe

What does Denver do to protect Beloved?

• She hides Beloved in the attic

• She keeps her mother away from Beloved

• She tells Paul D to leave

• She calls for help from the neighbors

What does Denver think about Beloved's return?

• She wants her to leave

• She is indifferent

• She is scared

• She is protective and feels a strong connection

What does Denver believe about her father, Hallie?

• He is never coming back

• He is held up by various obstacles

• He has forgotten about them

• He is living in another town

What is Denver's relationship with her siblings Bugler and Howard?

• They are very close

• They have run away

• They are indifferent to her

• They are protective of her

What did Grandma Baby teach Denver about her body?

• To be ashamed of it

• To hide it from others

• To always listen to it and love it

• To ignore it

What does Denver remember about her grandmother's view on having children?

• It was a joyful experience

• It was a burden

• It was a duty without pleasure

• It was a way to gain freedom

What does Denver believe about the ghost in the house?

• It is a figment of her imagination

• It is harmless to her

• It is a threat to everyone

• It is only after Sethe