1. At several points in Rascal, the narrator parallels his experiences with the larger events in America during World War I. How important are these parallels, and what do they add to the work?
2. Sterling has an unusual family life, largely because of his mother's death.
How does this affect him? Does he appear to suffer as a result? How does he compensate for the lack of a tightly structured family?
3. Other than master and pet, how would you characterize the relationship between the narrator and Rascal?
4. Rascal introduces several animal characters. What.....
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