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The author wrote, in "Speaking of Courage," "Sometimes...the difference between courage and cowardice is something small and stupid." Tell about a time when this was true for you.
What is the lake in "Speaking of Courage" symbolic of?
Describe the evolution of the letter that Jimmy Cross mentally drafted to Kiowa's family.
Whom would you have blamed for Kiowa's death?
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