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A History Of Wild Places

Shea Ernshaw

A History Of Wild Places

Shea Ernshaw

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A History Of Wild Places Essay Topics

1.

A History of Wild Places is told through multiple first-person perspectives, shifting between Bee, Theo, and Calla. What effect does this have on the narrative, and how would this have changed with the use of a singular or third-person perspective?

2.

Which of the three protagonists undergoes the most significant transformation as a character? Use textual evidence to support your claim.

3.

How does Ernshaw develop themes related to memory throughout the text? What is the most significant symbol of memory for each narrator? Use textual evidence to support your claim.

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