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Chung, Catherine

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 6 - 10

Chapters 11 - 15

Chapters 16 - 20

Chapters 21 - 25

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Chung, Catherine

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

When Janie was a child, she was watched overnight by her grandmother, as Janie's mother gave birth to Hannah. What story did Janie's grandmother tell her at this time? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

How Janie's parents had first met.

The ancient Korean fable of Simchung.

How Janie's father had been a sharp and insightful political writer.

How her (the grandmother's) own mother was killed by Japanese soldiers on the day she had become an older siser.

2.

What event ultimately drives Janie's parents to leave Korea? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Janie's parents want to live closer to Janie's aunt, who already lives in America.

Janie's parents can no longer stand to be around Janie's grandmother.

Janie's parents are simply looking for a new adventure in their lives.

Janie's father writes an anonymous political pamphlet that would land him in serious trouble if his identity was discovered.

3.

What coincidental way did Janie's parents first meet one another, back when they were college-aged? (from Chapters 11 - 15)

Her mother tended to a wound her father suffered in a political rally.

Their ancestors were buried in the same cemetery, and they would see one another when they went to pay their respects.

They would both go to the same quiet corner of the library to study.

They sat next to each other on a flight from Seoul to Los Angeles.

4.

Who gives Hannah and Janie their Americanized names? (from Chapters 6 - 10 )

Gabe and Keith.

Allison and Heather.

They give themselves their names, in order to fit in better.

Their school principal in Michigan.

5.

In the final scene of the novel, what do Janie and Hannah do at their father's grave site? (from Chapters 21 - 25)

Pledge that they will pursue engineering, their father's profession.

They laugh about how dramatic Komo had been throughout the entire process.

They agree that they will move in together, since they have no enjoyed living apart from one another in college.

Silently watch the sun rise.

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