DeGeorge-A River Runs Through It pp. 1-27

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What river do the Maclean's fish in 'A River Runs Through It'?

Back

Blackfoot River

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What does Norman mean when he says, 'In our family, there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing'?

Back

Both fly fishing and religion were a big part of the Macleans' daily life.

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Where does the story 'A River Runs Through It' take place?

Back

Missoula, Montana.

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Who is the older brother in 'A River Runs Through It'?

Back

Norman.

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What is the basis of the story 'A River Runs Through It'?

Back

Real-life experiences.

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What themes are explored in 'A River Runs Through It'?

Back

Family, nature, religion, and the relationship between them.

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How does fly fishing serve as a metaphor in the story?

Back

It represents the complexities of life and relationships.

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What role does the setting play in 'A River Runs Through It'?

Back

The natural landscape of Montana is integral to the characters' experiences and growth.

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What is the significance of the Blackfoot River in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the connection between the characters and their family heritage.

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How does the author portray the relationship between Norman and his brother?

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Their relationship is complex, marked by love, rivalry, and differing life choices.