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The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg: Chapters 29 - 36 - Quiz
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How does seeing the wounded soldiers in the barn affect Homer? How do you know?
In Chapter 31, Homer lists things that he sees as he rides across the battlefield. Which sight do you think is the worst and why?
The newspaper man, Jonathan Griswold, tells Homer that war is a game of numbers. How will this affect the outcome of the war?
Why did Harold take the oath that day on Squint's farm, even when he knew it wasn't real?
Why does Homer stay with Harold during the battle of Gettysburg? Does his decision to stay with his brother surprise you? Why or why not?
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