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Compare the four different groups of people who stroll through Kew Gardens. Do you see any similarities among them? How do Eleanor and Trissie compare? How do Simon and the young man compare with Trissie?
Why is so much attention paid to a snail walking across the garden floor?
What is unique about this story? Can you formulate a plot? What is the story trying to do by skipping around from group to group and why doesn’t the story tell the reader more about what happens to each of its characters?
Analyze in detail the scene of Trissie and the young man standing...
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