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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does writing bring Nell and Fabien closer to one another? (from Chapter 10-12 (104-122))

When they read one another's works they experience one another's worlds.

When they read one another's works they learn the truth about the past relationships.

When they read one another's works they understand the culture that the other came from.

When they read one another's works they build up the courage to ask difficult questions of each other.

2.

What does Nell’s journal represent? (from Chapters 4-6 (22-48))

Nell's journal represents "life" and Nell's inability to be creative or take chances.

Nell's journal represents her social isolation.

Nells' journal represents her troubled relationship with men.

Nell's journal represents her narcissism.

3.

Which of the following following theme statements about art vs. life is implied by Nell’s giving her journal to Fabien? (from Chapters 13-14 (123-132))

"Clear thinking and some honesty need little art in their delivery."

"Good writers borrow; great writers steal."

"Life experiences can inform creative endeavors."

"Art is not art unless there is collaboration."

4.

Is the concierge an antagonistic character? Why or why not? (from Chapters 7-8 (49-69))

She is antagonistic, as she purposely double-books Nell's room.

She si antagonistic, as she refuses to speak to Nell in anything but French.

She is not antagonistic, as she helps Nell navigate the city and her relationship with Peter.

She is not antagonistic, as she befriends Nell and brings her to a cafe.

5.

In what way does Christian symbolism come into play in Chapter 9? (from Chapter 9 (70-103))

Nell chooses to sacrifice her own happiness for the happiness of others.

The dinner Fabien prepares for Nell has Christmas decor and menu items.

The colors green and red abound in these chapters.

There is a scene similar to the Last Supper in these chapters.

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