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Lady Oracle Study Guide

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by Margaret Atwood
About 88 pages (26,270 words)
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In the novel, Joan believes Arthur is responsible for the death threats and dead animals she receives. Do you believe Arthur is the culprit? Why or why not?

Throughout the novel, Joan struggles to identify with the character in her latest novel. Which woman, Charlotte or Felicia, do you think is most representative of Joan? Why?

Near the end of the novel, the landlord, Mr. Vitroni, finds Joan's clothing, and Joan is forced to attempt to leave. If this event had not occurred, do you believe Joan would have been able to successfully begin a new life in Terremoto?

Joan clearly had a troubled childhood, with weight issues and her mother's anger and resentment. Do you believe Joan's current personality problems are related to those issues? Use examples from the novel to explain your answer.

Throughout the novel,.....

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