Pax Review

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Why doesn't Peter want to be like his father?

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Peter doesn't want to be like his father because his father is angry and abusive and doesn't show affection to Peter or Pax.

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How does Peter’s “not being where he should be” relate to how his mother died?

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Peter's mother died because he had been angry, so she left him home while she went to the store and was killed in a car accident.

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Who does Pax meet at the military camp while taking peanut butter?

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Pax meets Peter's Father at the military camp.

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What does Pax realize about Peter at the end of the book?

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Pax realizes that Peter has grown more confident in himself.

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What is a possible theme of Pax?

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A possible theme of Pax is to learn to be the person you want to be.

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What does the character of Peter represent in the story?

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Peter represents the struggle of a young person dealing with loss and the desire for self-identity.

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How does the relationship between Peter and Pax evolve throughout the story?

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The relationship evolves from companionship to a deeper understanding of loyalty and personal growth.

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What role does Vola play in Peter's journey?

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Vola serves as a mentor to Peter, helping him understand his feelings and guiding him towards self-discovery.

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What does the setting of the military camp symbolize in the story?

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The military camp symbolizes conflict, both external and internal, as well as the harsh realities of life.

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How does Peter's view of his father change by the end of the story?

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By the end of the story, Peter's view of his father shifts from fear to a recognition of his father's flaws.