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A Single Shard
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Families figure prominently in the novel. Describe how families are lost and found by the various characters in the book.
Give a short character sketch of Crane-man. What role does he play in Tree-ear’s life?
The title of the novel obviously refers to a broken piece of pottery. In your opinion, how else might the phrase “A Single Shard” be interpreted?
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