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How does knowing that Connie will become the confused, elderly resident of Gambell-Reed impact her characterization in Part 2?
What purpose does the detailed interlude of Bob’s running away at age 11 serve for the novel as a whole? How does this experience shape Bob?
What parallels and contrasts exist between Bob’s relationship with his mother and Connie’s to her father?
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By Patrick Dewitt