What I Really Think of You Topics for Discussion

M. E. Kerr (Marijane Meaker)
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What I Really Think of You Topics for Discussion

M. E. Kerr (Marijane Meaker)
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1. The title of the novel, What I Really Think of You, carries a special meaning for both Opal and Jesse. What is this special meaning? Does the word "really" change the meaning of a phrase or sentence, in your opinion? Why or Why not?

2. At the beginning of the story, we see Opal in all her glory. During the course of the story we find out how she arrived at this point. Is the story logical? Why or why not?

3. Do you think Opal is telling the truth when she declares that what she really thinks of her former tormentors is: "I love you, yes I love you." What experience has Opal had that enables her to express herself in this way?

4. Why did Jesse not appear among the persons who came to see and adore Opal after her victory? Was Jesse's absence an...

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