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Explain the significance of the opening scene in the church.
Explain how Bailey and Marguerite came to live with Momma.
Describe the significance of the Store in the family's life.
Explain how a stove can be a disciplinarian.
What were Momma's feelings toward the event which disabled Uncle Willie? Would you share the same opinion if you were her?
What emotions did the Klan provoke in the family?
How was Mr. McElroy unique in this time period?
Describe the relationship between Marguerite and Bailey.
How did the powhitetrash treat Momma?
Describe the scene with Sister Monroe.
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