Button, Button

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What is the exposition in a story?

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The exposition is the part of a story where the characters, setting, and background information are introduced.

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What is the setting of the story 'Button, Button'?

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The story takes place in New York.

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What type of conflict does Norma face in 'Button, Button'?

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Norma faces a character vs. self conflict, where she struggles with her own moral dilemmas.

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What point of view is 'Button, Button' told from?

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The story is told from a 3rd person limited point of view, focusing on Norma's thoughts and feelings.

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What is the significance of the button in the story?

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The button represents a moral choice and the consequences of one's actions.

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What does Mr. Steward represent in the story?

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Mr. Steward represents temptation and the moral challenges individuals face.

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How does the conflict in 'Button, Button' drive the plot?

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The internal conflict faced by Norma propels the story forward as she grapples with her decision regarding the button.

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What themes are explored in 'Button, Button'?

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Themes include morality, choice, and the consequences of one's actions.

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What is the climax of 'Button, Button'?

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The climax occurs when Norma decides whether or not to press the button, leading to the story's resolution.

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How does the setting influence the story's events?

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The urban setting of New York adds to the story's tension and highlights the anonymity of the characters.