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What can be assumed by the way the man was dressed?
That he was a sharecropper, possibly African American
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What was the man Myop found wearing?
overalls
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once she she comes upon the remains of the dead man - how does she reach?
Not very afraid - perhaps surprised
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Is there an overall theme?
loss of innocence
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At what point in the story does the mood change?
Goes further into the woods than befor
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The Woods - do they symbolize anything in the story?
The world in which Myop lives - Myop had โexplored the woods behind the house many times"
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"silence close and deep" - what is being described?
Atmosphere in the forest
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time period in which Myop lives?
Probably in the middle of the 20th century - still discrimination
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What do we know about Myop?
10 years old - has a mother who is probably a sharecropper, goes into the woods often etc.
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What is a sharecropperโs cabin?
landowners "allowed" their freed slaves to live on their property
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What is the mood in the beginning of the story?
joyful and innocent
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What inferences can you make about the man Myop finds in the woods?
his teeth are all โcracked and brokenโ and his โhead lay beside him,โ we can infer that this man was violently beaten and perhaps killed
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her innocence is lost, as symbolized in?
She laid down her flowers and "summer was over"
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