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Lamb, Wally

This Study Guide consists of approximately 98 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of We Are Water.

We Are Water by Lamb, Wally

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Part 1, “Art and Service,” Chapters One and Two

Part 1, “Art and Service,” Chapters Three, Four, and Five

Part 1, “Art and Service,” Chapter Six

Part 1, “Art and Service,” Chapters Seven through Nine

Part II, “Mercy”

Part III, “Family,” Chapters Eleven through Thirteen

Part III, “Family,” Chapters Fourteen and Fifteen

Part III, “Family,” Chapters Sixteen through Eighteen

Part IV, “A Wedding,” Chapters Nineteen through Twenty-One

Part IV, “A Wedding,” Chapters Twenty-Two and Twenty-Three

Part IV, “A Wedding,” Chapters Twenty-Four through Twenty-Six

Part V, “Three Years Later,” Chapter Twenty-Seven

Part V, “Three Years Later,” Chapters Twenty-Eight and Twenty-Nine

Symbols and Symbolism

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Questions 1-5 of 27:

1.

After Orion throws his duffel bag into the ocean, what else does he throw in? (from Part 1, “Art and Service,” Chapters Seven through Nine)

His wedding ring.

The keys to Viveca’s house.

A photograph of Annie.

A photograph of Annie with Viveca.

2.

Who is Belinda? (from Part II, “Mercy” )

The daughter of narrator Ruth, and the model for one of the paintings by Josephus Jones.

Annie’s illegitimate daughter, and the model for one of the paintings by Josephus Jones.

The model for one of Annie’s paintings, and the girlfriend of Josephus Jones.

The daughter of narrator Ruth, and the white wife of Josephus’ Jones brother. .

3.

What is the most likely explanation for Marissa wearing sunglasses in the house? (from Part III, “Family,” Chapters Sixteen through Eighteen)

The story she tells is the truth: she is having trouble with her contacts.

She does not want her family to see the results of the bad plastic surgery she has had on her eyes.

She does not want her family to see how much she has been crying after hearing about Ariane’s having a baby.

She does not want her family to see the bruises she got as a result of being beaten earlier.

4.

What is the final point that Kent makes as he denies the negative consequences of his actions? (from Part IV, “A Wedding,” Chapters Twenty-Two and Twenty-Three)

Annie was grieving: therefore, what happened between them was only his attempt to comfort her.

Annie’s father left her alone with him (Kent): therefore, what happened is her father’s fault.

Annie made a success of her life: therefore, what he did could not be that bad.

Annie is getting married: therefore, what he did could not be that bad.

5.

What does the radio counsellor suggest that Andrew and Casey-Lee should do about the invitation to Annie’s wedding? (from Part III, “Family,” Chapters Eleven through Thirteen)

Do what their morals tell them to do, not what Andrew’s mother is trying to manipulate them into doing.

That Andrew should go, because it is his Biblical duty as a good son; Casey-Lee, however, does not have to go.

Send a letter explaining exactly why they are not going, and condemning them for their sinful homosexual lifestyle.

Go to the wedding in the name of keeping peace in the family.

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