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Explain the irony of Perry saying that the sergeant with the clipboard encouraged them the best he could.
Why was going into the army a kind of defeat for Perry? What dreams of yours have been defeated?
How are Perry's and Peewee's backgrounds similar?
Why does Rings call Perry an "Uncle Tom?"
Perry was "somebody else" at the basketball court. Where are you "somebody else"?
Perry does not know how to feel about Jenkins' death. Tell about a time when you didn't know how to feel.
What kind of person is Peewee? Do you think you would befriend him? Give reasons for your answer.
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