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https://ischoolworldlit.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/a_wall_of_fire_rising.pdf http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11231/pg11231.html Read the stories and do the quiz ENG 102: English Composition II Mrs. Saitta-Ringger Name:__________________ 1. About what do Guy and s young son, Little Guy, appear to compete? 2. What is the setting of the story? What indications of the family’s social-economic class does the narrator provide? 3. What is the boy’s role in the play? Why are s lines ironic? 4. How is the conflict between Guy and Lili about putting their son’s name on the list for work at the sugar mill somewhat demeaning to Guy? 5. What is the “secret” Guy shares with Lili? What does he long for? 6. Why does the narrator refer to the fact of Turkey and Nippers working together as “a good natural arrangement”? 7. What happens when the narrator drops into the office on a Sunday morning? 8. What is the narrator’s dilemma? 9. Since Bartleby will not leave, what does the narrator decide to do? 10. How does Bartleby initially receive the narrator’s visit at the Tombs? What similar problem do the main characters in these three stories share? How successful is each in solving s/her problem? Answer the questions on the briefly but specifically. 1-3 sentences should be adequate, but make sure that you respond in complete sentences.

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