Seedfolks Questions on Amir
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In Seedfolks, what stereotypes does Amir have about Polish people and how does his attitude change upon meeting one?
Amir initially stereotypes Polish people as tough steelworkers and cabbage cooks, based on hearsay. His perception changes after meeting a Polish woman whose garden plot borders his. Through frequent...
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What literary devices are used in the Amir chapter of Seedfolks?
The author uses a metaphor and simile in this chapter. Amir compares the living conditions of people in each country he has been to by saying, "Here you have a million crabs living in a million...
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How has Amir's character transformed since Curtis introduced him in Seedfolks?
Amir's character transforms from feeling isolated in his Cleveland neighborhood to becoming an integral part of the community in "Seedfolks." Initially detached, he connects with others through the...
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In Seedfolks, why did Amir retell the story of the Polish concentration camp survivor?
Amir retells the story of the Polish concentration camp survivor to highlight the dangers of stereotypes and emphasize the importance of understanding individuals beyond generalizations. Despite...
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In Seedfolks, why was Amir critical of America?
Amir is critical of America due to its lack of neighborly connection, contrasting with the communal spirit of India. He feels American culture prioritizes privacy and individuality, leading to...
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What does the gardener mean when she says "Back then, I didn't know it was you..." in Seedfolks?
In "Seedfolks," the gardener's statement "Back then, I didn't know it was you" reflects her realization and regret over misjudging Amir due to her prejudice. Previously, she had accused him of...