A Narrative of the Captivity. . .

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18.  What is the author's purpose?

Her narrative shows how her experience revealed God’s purpose.  She also shows God’s mercy.

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 How does Rowlandson feel about her children?

She misses them and cares about them.

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   Discuss the source of Rowlandson's strength.

Her faith

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What evidence in the text suggests that Rowlandson absorbed some aspects of American Indian culture?

She uses some Native American words, like sunnup.

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What is an allusion?  Give an example from the selection.

An allusion is a reference to another work of literature, the Bible, mythology, or history.  Any reference to the Bible. Her writing style is influenced by the Bible.

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She alludes to the story of Jacob to describe her sadness after her daughter dies.

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Find the use of the word "fain".  Use context clues to determine meaning.

Page 42.  Eager, glad, or ready.

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What examples of God's mercy does Rowlandson discuss in the text?

She sees her son.  She gets food.  She gets a Bible.  Her feet stay dry when she crosses the river.