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Describe the significance of Maizy and Opa’s relationship. How does their relationship develop throughout the novel? How does Maizy care for Opa? What is the significance of Maizy and Opa eating food together, and how does that reflect the novel’s themes?
Both Ana and Oma comment on how “things aren’t always what they seem. [and how] [t]he same goes for people” several times in the novel (201). In what ways does this quote apply to characters such as Principal Holmes, Lady Macbeth, Daisy, and Mayor Whitlock?
What is the significance of Opa teaching Maizy to play poker? How does Maizy use poker to make sense of what is happening around her? Provide specific examples.
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