On My Honor Chapters 11 & 12 Review

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What is the significance of the smell of the river in Joel's experience?

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The smell represents a lasting trauma for Joel, indicating that he feels the impact of the event will stay with him forever.

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Who does Joel see when he looks out the window after hearing a car pull up?

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Joel sees two police officers arriving at the Zabrinsky's.

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Why does Joel panic when he sees the police?

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Joel panics because he wants to explain everything about the situation.

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What does Joel's reaction to the police reveal about his character?

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It shows that Joel is feeling guilty and wants to take responsibility for his actions.

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What does the presence of police officers suggest about the situation at the Zabrinsky's?

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It suggests that something serious has happened that requires police intervention.

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How does Joel's perception of the river's smell reflect his emotional state?

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It reflects his deep sense of guilt and fear regarding the events that transpired.

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What does Joel's mom's action of walking with him to the Zabrinsky's indicate about her character?

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It indicates that she is supportive and concerned for Joel, but also unaware of the full situation.

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What is the main theme of the chapters 11 and 12 in 'On My Honor'?

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The main theme revolves around guilt, responsibility, and the consequences of one's actions.

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How does the author use sensory details, like smell, to enhance the story?

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Sensory details create a vivid experience for the reader, making emotions and settings more relatable.

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What lesson can be learned from Joel's experience with the police?

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The lesson is about the importance of honesty and facing the consequences of one's actions.