The Tiger Rising Chapters 7-12

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What is the significance of the character Sistine in 'The Tiger Rising'?

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Sistine represents a connection to art and freedom, as well as the complexities of childhood emotions and relationships.

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What does Rob carve out of wood in Chapter 8?

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Rob carves a figure of Sistine out of wood.

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What is depicted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

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The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel features a painting of God making the world.

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What does Sistine mean when she wants to catch Rob's 'disease'?

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Sistine is expressing a desire to share in Rob's emotional pain and experiences.

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What does Rob's dream about the tiger symbolize?

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Rob's dream of the tiger running free symbolizes his own longing for freedom and escape from his emotional struggles.

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Why does Rob feel indifferent about seeing the sun again?

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Rob associates the sun with painful memories, particularly his mother's funeral.

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How does the theme of art play a role in 'The Tiger Rising'?

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Art serves as a means of expression and connection for the characters, particularly through Rob's carvings and Sistine's influence.

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What emotional challenges does Rob face throughout Chapters 7-12?

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Rob grapples with grief, isolation, and the struggle to express his feelings.

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How does the relationship between Rob and Sistine evolve in these chapters?

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Their relationship develops from initial tension to a deeper understanding and connection as they share their struggles.

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What role does the tiger play in the story?

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The tiger symbolizes freedom, captivity, and the characters' inner conflicts.