A Kindness Topics for Discussion

This Study Guide consists of approximately 12 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of A Kindness.

A Kindness Topics for Discussion

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1. Chip Becker seems to have overstepped the boundary which divides the concerns of children from the responsibilities adults have for maintenance of a family. What are the responsibilities which should fall to a teenager within the context of a family unit? Might these responsibilities differ depending on the composition of the family unit?

2. Chip is able to maintain a friendship with Randy, yet unable to sustain his relationship with Jeannie. Explore the facets of friendships with people of different ages, genders, social groups.

How do these relationships differ? Are the friends always equal in the need for honesty, disclosure, time, and communication?

3. As the father of Dusky Anne, did Ben have a responsibility for her care and financial support? Is this responsibility moral or legal? Even though Anne and Chip have both asked that he not come to Seattle to see Dusky, should he...

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