Solar Storms, Chapter 11

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According to Dora-Rouge, what are traveling toward them at the beginning of Chapter 11?

The skins of the dead

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How is Bush's cart described?

Squeaky-wheeled and red

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What was Bush's cart piled high with?

Animal skins, gold-tinged furs of wolves and dark beaver

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What type of bird few up from the road when Bush was approaching?

Mud swallows

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What did the men do to try to smooth the road?

Raked rocks and filled in potholes

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What were the skins a symbol of?

Her fight with the trappers, what was left of a past

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What lives in the pelts of wolves?

Grasses and moose meat

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What lives in the pelts of beavers?

Water and trees

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Why is Bush selling the furs?

To buy provisions for their trip

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What did Bush buy for their trip?

Sacks of oats, Carnation powdered milk, dried meat, three pairs of olive green lace-up rubber boots

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Why did Bush save some of the beaver pelts for the trip?

To trade outposes and stations along the northern waterways

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What did the furs smell of?

Cedar and dust

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When Angela asks Agnes, "What would happen if we had trouble up there?", what does Agnes reply?

"What are you? The FBI?"

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Who is the only one who believed that they would complete the journey?

Dora-Rouge

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Who said, "The strongest men wouldn't do such a stupid thing as that"?

Justin LaBlanc

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How much did the boots cost?

$4.98

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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

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Which word does Angela say she likes?

Destination

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What two words did Angela dream before meeting two boys and leaving with them?

Achtung and Halt

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What did Angela call the two boys?

Stop and Look

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Where did she meet the boys from Munich?

At the A&W

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Where did Angela go with the boys?

To Frontier Day in Cheyenne Wyoming

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How do people's destinies link together?

Like roots and vines

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Even though she has doubts, why is Angela willing to go on the trip?

She wants to find her mother

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What does Agnes worry about bringing?

Too little toilet paper and the wheels from the office chair

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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

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What is included in the boxes?

Silverware, old moccasins, carnival glass platters

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What is Frenchie getting in her box?

An unused nightgown and a bottle of wine from 1947

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What is Dora-Rouge leaving for the Hundred-Year-Old Road people?

Herbs, seeds, and a few kernels of corn

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Who is going to get Dora-Rouge's paperweight?

Justin

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How many days does Bush say the trip will take?

Thirteen

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What are some of the extra items that Agnes adds?

Extra toilet paper, lotion, a knife, salt

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Who is throwing a going-away party?

Frenchie

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Who is described as the alpha male of the pack?

John Husk

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What does the sign on Frenchie's door say?

Bon Voyage

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How were Frenchie's balloons described?

Halfhearted little affairs, as wrinkled and rosy as Frenchie herself

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How is Frenchie's house described?

Perfume smell, bright blue vases flickering television

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How did the others part to let Dora-Rouge through?

Like the Red Sea

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What kind of flowers does Frenchie have ferried in?

Red carnations and baby's breath

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How is Angela like the flowers?

She is a forced bloom in unnatural conditions

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What is Dora-Rouge amazed to see at Frenchie's?

The windows had no streaks

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What instrument is Frenchie playing?

The fiddle in B-Flat

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Who has gotten bored with the talk of fishing and poker and decides to hold Frenchie's hand?

Justin LaBlanc

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What is Justin LaBlanc drinking?

Dr. Pepper

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What smells are in the house that create an intoxicating poison?

Whiskey, soup, bread, and perfume

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Who is drinking?

Two young men in Frenchie's bedroom

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Who runs through the house?

Three boys and one girl

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What did Frenchie prepare for dinner?

Wild rice and ham soup

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What makes some people want to smirk or laugh, even though they do not?

Finger bowls for washing their hands

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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

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Who did Tommy arrive with?

Four of the quiet people from the Hundred-Year-Old Road

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Which brand of dinnerware did Frenchie use?

Melmac

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Who is married to a twenty-four year old wife named Chiquita?

Wiley

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What is Wiley wearing?

A thin cotton shirt, sleeveless tee, high pants

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What did he say to the room?

A prayer for Dora-Rouge's safe departure

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Who did the pray to?

The Great Spirit

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When Wiley finally decides to join in the merriment, what does he drink?

A glass of Coca-Cola

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Which perfume does Chiquita love and Frenchie demands she take?

Avon's Persian Wood

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In addition to the lack of safety, why does Angela dread making the trip?

She will be away from Tommy

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How does LaRue watch Bush?

Like a predator who had just spotted a helpless lamb

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Bush doesn't pay any attention to LaRue because she is talking to...

Mrs. Illinois

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At about what time did the men start giving advice to the women about their upcoming journey?

9 o'clock

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Who ends up silencing the men?

Mrs. Illinois

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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

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When Angela feels a chill, she compares it to what?

Wedding night jitters for a bride, last-minute nerves

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What does Mrs. Illinois want Dora-Rouge to bring back?

The tiny plants with round leaves on Sleeper Island

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What is Dora-Rouge's old name?

Ena

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What happens at ten o'clock?

They watch the news

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What news items are discussed during the broadcast?

The Vietnam War, the American Indian Movement, Wounded Knee

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What was even more absent from the news than the AIM?

The dams and diversions of rivers to the north

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What does Justin call the AIM members?

Reds, Communists

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Who is most upset about Justin's words?

Frenchie

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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

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How does Justin try to get back on Frenchie's good side?

Eating one of her cookies

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What does Frenchie give Dora-Rouge as a gift for the trip?

Two bags of wild rice

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When he is going too fast while pushing her, what does Dora-Rouge say John Husk is damaging?

Her kidneys

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Angela knows that she will lose what during the trip?

A part of herself

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Before, Anglea feared night and sleep, but now that list also contains...

lakes, rivers, and things with teeth

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Who knocks on the door in the night?

Tommy

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How are Tommy and Angela woken up?

By Agnes asking if Angela remembered to pack the rice

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What smell is coming from the kitchen the morning of their departure?

Bacon

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What shocks Agnela about Tommy spending the night?

No one said a word about him being there

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Who makes Tommy eggs for breakfast?

John Husk

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In the north, what does true sin involve?

Crimes against nature and life

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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

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What is the Fat-Eaters' territory called on the maps?

The Two-Town area

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How many people were by the lake to see Dora-Rouge off?

A few carloads of people

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Which animal spoke a solitary word as they finished loading the boat with the supplies?

A loon

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What boat is taking them the first part of their trip?

The Raven

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Which backpack does Angela have to carry?

The food pack

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What does Angela think might break under the enormous weight of the backpack?

Her ankles

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What is Bush's solution to Angela's ankle problem?

The military boots

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What does Bush say to try to make a joke about the weight?

"We need a choreographer."

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How does Angela feel about the journey on their first day?

Discouraged

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Who had trouble keeping up on the first day?

Agnes

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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

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How does Tommy carry Dora-Rouge?

Like she is a bag of feathers

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What does Dora-Rouge hear coming from the ground?

The French songs

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What compels Angela to keep going on the first day?

She wants to understand the summoning she feels, maybe the summoning of water

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Which mythical character does Angela compare Tommy to?

Paul Bunyon