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So far, Micah has made several allusions to the family disease. What do you think she means? Why?
Micah's Dangerous Words class raises some interesting notions about language. Do you share the views discussed in the class? Why or why not?
Micah states that telling the truth now is the only way she can anchor herself. Does that statement seem to portend a major revelation? Explain your answer.
Explain why Micah's seeing Zach's other life (his life without her) might help her to understand him better.
Compare and contrast the attitudes of Zach's friends to Micah before and after his death.
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