Summer of the Mariposas Chapter 1-3 quick review

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Whose point of view are we seeing in the Summer of the Mariposas?

Back

Odilia's point of view--we see only her thoughts and feelings.

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How many sisters are in the story?

Back

5

Front

From Odilia's point of view, what does Odilia know that her Mama does not know?

Back

That her sisters are planning to run away to Mexico and bring the drowned man's body home to his family.

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What is Point of View?

Back

The narrator's perspective in the story--the way the author lets us know the character's thoughts.

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What is a narrator?

Back

The one telling the story.

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What is the main theme of Summer of the Mariposas?

Back

Family, loyalty, and the journey of self-discovery.

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What does Odilia's character represent in the story?

Back

The voice of reason and responsibility among her sisters.

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What is the significance of the drowned man's body in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the connection to their heritage and the journey they must undertake.

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How does the setting influence the story?

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The setting reflects the cultural background and challenges faced by the characters.

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What role do the sisters play in Odilia's life?

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They represent both support and conflict, shaping her decisions and growth.