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74 pages 2 hours read

Endangered

Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2012

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Essay Topics

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Discuss the various types of conflict in the novel, including person versus person, person versus self, person versus nature, person versus technology, and person versus society. Provide a specific example from the text for each type of conflict and discuss the role that each conflict plays in the novel.

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At the novel’s beginning, Sophie disagrees with her mother’s philosophy that how a person treats an animal reflects how that person treats other humans. How does Sophie’s opinion on this philosophy change, and what causes it to change?

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Why does Eliot Schrefer writes the story from Sophie’s perspective? What impact does first-person narration have on the story and how it is told?

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