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If I Should Die Before I Wake: Chapters Twenty One - Twenty Five - Quiz
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Bubbe tells Chana that she must remember everything. Why is this important?
How can everyone share the same past and the same future yet see it differently? How does her experience with Chana change the way Hilary sees things?
Hilary wonders if she's wicked; how would you answer her question?
Why does caring for Matel in Auschwitz save Chana? How does taking action, as Chana or Jakub or Bubbe does, affect one's chances of survival? What are the risks of taking action? Is it worth the risk?
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