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According to Dora-Rouge, what are traveling toward them at the beginning of Chapter 11?
The skins of the dead
How is Bush's cart described?
Squeaky-wheeled and red
What was Bush's cart piled high with?
Animal skins, gold-tinged furs of wolves and dark beaver
What type of bird few up from the road when Bush was approaching?
Mud swallows
What did the men do to try to smooth the road?
Raked rocks and filled in potholes
What were the skins a symbol of?
Her fight with the trappers, what was left of a past
What lives in the pelts of wolves?
Grasses and moose meat
What lives in the pelts of beavers?
Water and trees
Why is Bush selling the furs?
To buy provisions for their trip
What did Bush buy for their trip?
Sacks of oats, Carnation powdered milk, dried meat, three pairs of olive green lace-up rubber boots
Why did Bush save some of the beaver pelts for the trip?
To trade outposes and stations along the northern waterways
What did the furs smell of?
Cedar and dust
When Angela asks Agnes, "What would happen if we had trouble up there?", what does Agnes reply?
"What are you? The FBI?"
Who is the only one who believed that they would complete the journey?
Dora-Rouge
Who said, "The strongest men wouldn't do such a stupid thing as that"?
Justin LaBlanc
How much did the boots cost?
$4.98
When thinking about her appearance, how has Angela changed while she's been with the women?
She used to only care about what she looked like
Which word does Angela say she likes?
Destination
What two words did Angela dream before meeting two boys and leaving with them?
Achtung and Halt
What did Angela call the two boys?
Stop and Look
Where did she meet the boys from Munich?
At the A&W
Where did Angela go with the boys?
To Frontier Day in Cheyenne Wyoming
How do people's destinies link together?
Like roots and vines
Even though she has doubts, why is Angela willing to go on the trip?
She wants to find her mother
What does Agnes worry about bringing?
Too little toilet paper and the wheels from the office chair
What is Angela's task on the day before they were planning to leave?
To help Dora-Rouge pack her belongings to give away after her death
What is included in the boxes?
Silverware, old moccasins, carnival glass platters
What is Frenchie getting in her box?
An unused nightgown and a bottle of wine from 1947
What is Dora-Rouge leaving for the Hundred-Year-Old Road people?
Herbs, seeds, and a few kernels of corn
Who is going to get Dora-Rouge's paperweight?
Justin
How many days does Bush say the trip will take?
Thirteen
What are some of the extra items that Agnes adds?
Extra toilet paper, lotion, a knife, salt
Who is throwing a going-away party?
Frenchie
Who is described as the alpha male of the pack?
John Husk
What does the sign on Frenchie's door say?
Bon Voyage
How were Frenchie's balloons described?
Halfhearted little affairs, as wrinkled and rosy as Frenchie herself
How is Frenchie's house described?
Perfume smell, bright blue vases flickering television
How did the others part to let Dora-Rouge through?
Like the Red Sea
What kind of flowers does Frenchie have ferried in?
Red carnations and baby's breath
How is Angela like the flowers?
She is a forced bloom in unnatural conditions
What is Dora-Rouge amazed to see at Frenchie's?
The windows had no streaks
What instrument is Frenchie playing?
The fiddle in B-Flat
Who has gotten bored with the talk of fishing and poker and decides to hold Frenchie's hand?
Justin LaBlanc
What is Justin LaBlanc drinking?
Dr. Pepper
What smells are in the house that create an intoxicating poison?
Whiskey, soup, bread, and perfume
Who is drinking?
Two young men in Frenchie's bedroom
Who runs through the house?
Three boys and one girl
What did Frenchie prepare for dinner?
Wild rice and ham soup
What makes some people want to smirk or laugh, even though they do not?
Finger bowls for washing their hands
How are the two drinking men described?
One is round and light-skinned with a cast, the other was dark and bone-thin with a red bandanna around his forehead
Who did Tommy arrive with?
Four of the quiet people from the Hundred-Year-Old Road
Which brand of dinnerware did Frenchie use?
Melmac
Who is married to a twenty-four year old wife named Chiquita?
Wiley
What is Wiley wearing?
A thin cotton shirt, sleeveless tee, high pants
What did he say to the room?
A prayer for Dora-Rouge's safe departure
Who did the pray to?
The Great Spirit
When Wiley finally decides to join in the merriment, what does he drink?
A glass of Coca-Cola
Which perfume does Chiquita love and Frenchie demands she take?
Avon's Persian Wood
In addition to the lack of safety, why does Angela dread making the trip?
She will be away from Tommy
How does LaRue watch Bush?
Like a predator who had just spotted a helpless lamb
Bush doesn't pay any attention to LaRue because she is talking to...
Mrs. Illinois
At about what time did the men start giving advice to the women about their upcoming journey?
9 o'clock
Who ends up silencing the men?
Mrs. Illinois
Angela says she knows clearly that she does not want to go on the trip, as clearly as she knows...
the love line and life lines on her own palm
When Angela feels a chill, she compares it to what?
Wedding night jitters for a bride, last-minute nerves
What does Mrs. Illinois want Dora-Rouge to bring back?
The tiny plants with round leaves on Sleeper Island
What is Dora-Rouge's old name?
Ena
What happens at ten o'clock?
They watch the news
What news items are discussed during the broadcast?
The Vietnam War, the American Indian Movement, Wounded Knee
What was even more absent from the news than the AIM?
The dams and diversions of rivers to the north
What does Justin call the AIM members?
Reds, Communists
Who is most upset about Justin's words?
Frenchie
What does Justin say to justify his unpopular opinion?
That he is just using the words that were ingrained in him by the U.S. Army sergeants
How does Justin try to get back on Frenchie's good side?
Eating one of her cookies
What does Frenchie give Dora-Rouge as a gift for the trip?
Two bags of wild rice
When he is going too fast while pushing her, what does Dora-Rouge say John Husk is damaging?
Her kidneys
Angela knows that she will lose what during the trip?
A part of herself
Before, Anglea feared night and sleep, but now that list also contains...
lakes, rivers, and things with teeth
Who knocks on the door in the night?
Tommy
How are Tommy and Angela woken up?
By Agnes asking if Angela remembered to pack the rice
What smell is coming from the kitchen the morning of their departure?
Bacon
What shocks Agnela about Tommy spending the night?
No one said a word about him being there
Who makes Tommy eggs for breakfast?
John Husk
In the north, what does true sin involve?
Crimes against nature and life
Why do Angela and Bush exchange concerned glances?
They know they are the ones who will need to do most of the work on the trip
What is the Fat-Eaters' territory called on the maps?
The Two-Town area
How many people were by the lake to see Dora-Rouge off?
A few carloads of people
Which animal spoke a solitary word as they finished loading the boat with the supplies?
A loon
What boat is taking them the first part of their trip?
The Raven
Which backpack does Angela have to carry?
The food pack
What does Angela think might break under the enormous weight of the backpack?
Her ankles
What is Bush's solution to Angela's ankle problem?
The military boots
What does Bush say to try to make a joke about the weight?
"We need a choreographer."
How does Angela feel about the journey on their first day?
Discouraged
Who had trouble keeping up on the first day?
Agnes
What does Angela say is the reason they can't take an easier route?
They wouldn't reach their destination, there were herbs to gather, and place Dora-Rouge needed to visit
How does Tommy carry Dora-Rouge?
Like she is a bag of feathers
What does Dora-Rouge hear coming from the ground?
The French songs
What compels Angela to keep going on the first day?
She wants to understand the summoning she feels, maybe the summoning of water
Which mythical character does Angela compare Tommy to?
Paul Bunyon