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Breakfast at Tiffany's Section 8: Difference between revisions
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#Who is it that the narrator believes Holly has married? | #Who is it that the narrator believes Holly has married? | ||
#Combined with the city heat of the summer and fact that he hadn't seen Holly, what are the other two reasons the narrator wishes he "were under the wheels of the train"? | #Combined with the city heat of the summer and fact that he hadn't seen Holly, what are the other two reasons the narrator wishes he "were under the wheels of the train"? | ||
#Who turns out to be the woman | #Who turns out to be the woman that has gotten married? | ||
#What is Dr. Goldman's explanation for Holly's fit? | #What is Dr. Goldman's explanation for Holly's fit? | ||
#What is the real reason for Holly's fit? | #What is the real reason for Holly's fit? | ||
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#Holly mentions something of importance to the narrator, while she is talking about her feelings for Jose. What is it? | #Holly mentions something of importance to the narrator, while she is talking about her feelings for Jose. What is it? | ||
#Holly says that she would rather have cancer than a what? | #Holly says that she would rather have cancer than a what? | ||
#In your | #In your opinion, how does Capote relate to the narrator in real life as far as his relationship with Holly? | ||
#What name does Holly give the narrator after her brother dies? | #What name does Holly give the narrator after her brother dies? | ||
#What kind of boat does the narrator relate himself to? What kind of boat does he picture Holly as? | #What kind of boat does the narrator relate himself to? What kind of boat does he picture Holly as? | ||
#At the end of this section, the narrator uses a | #At the end of this section, the narrator uses a metaphor to explain his feelings. How does he feel about his last few days with Holly? | ||
== External Resources == | == External Resources == | ||