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Kate was glad Zeke was hurt. During the surgery she even caught herself having two fantasies about Zeke. Describe them and explain what effect this type of thinking had on Kate.
Jesse could never understand why Kate, who was old enough to drive, shied away from driving the family car. Explore the reasons why you think Kate did not want to drive.
When Kate heard that Zeke was to stay with them another eight weeks, she was dismayed and asked herself if Doc was keeping Zeke there on purpose. Why would she suspect that to be Doc's motive, and what could be gained from Zeke's staying?
After Zeke explained to Jesse that he grew up in a family that "never needed anything from anybody," he went on to tell Jesse there was a problem with that type of thinking. What was the problem with it, and do you agree or disagree. Explain the reasons for your opinion.
What type of childhood did Zeke seem to have had? How did his view of people and life change after he got to know Jesse and Doc?
The last words Ann Sterling heard from her daughter were "I hate you." Have you ever said something hateful to someone that you wish you hadn't? What effect did it have on the person you said it to? What effect did it have on you? What did you do about it?
Kate said she could never forget what Zeke did to her mother, and if she couldn't forget, she didn't see how she could forgive either. Explore the relationship between forgiving and forgetting.
It could be said that the mother's bridge was symbolic to Kate and Zeke's relationship. Explain the reasoning behind that statement.
What impact do you think receiving Kate's letter had on Zeke and on his future?
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