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Family Resemblances Study Guide

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by Lowry Pei
About 12 pages (3,681 words)

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Topics for Discussion

1. In talking with Karen, Augusta implies that her relationship with Jim has been over for some time, but, as Karen discovers, this is untrue. Why did Augusta lie to Karen? Was it right?

2. Reputation seems to matter a great deal to the residents of New Franklin, including Augusta although she denies it. She tells Karen that while there "is no escape" from the town, "home is home." What does she mean by this?

Why did she move into her parents' home?

3. Should Karen have made love to George? Why or why not? What stopped her?

4. Despite the way she treats him, Jerry still loves Augusta. Why? Should she marry him?

5. Allan writes to Augusta that "a second chance is more than anyone has the right to.....

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Family Resemblances from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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