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Narrator of the story
Gene
laughed at finny wearing the school tie as a belt
Mr. Patch-Withers
First to enlist
Leper
has a snail collection
Leper
Fights gene over the crew team
Quackenbush
Jounces the limb
gene
gene's only competition for valedictorian
Chet Douglas
Does not understand that gene needs to work hard at school
Finny
Bullies leper
Brinker
suspects gene of involvement in finny's fall
Brinker
Genes time at the Devon school and the greatest part of the novel's story covers how much time?
One year
When does Gene realize that Finny is not jealous of his studies?
Just before the fall from the tree
At finny's home, gene
Tells Finny the whole truth
Why does Finny want gene to train for the olympics?
to replace himself
Why does Finny invent the story of the imaginary war?
to cover up his feelings of wanting to be a soldier
How does finny react to gene's first visit to the infirmary after the trial and second fall?
With little emotion
Leper's telegram interrupts
The winter carnival
How do the boys react after Finny's fall down the stairs?
calmly and rationally
At the end of the story, finny
says Gene was motivated by a blind impulse
brinker enlists in the coast guard because
his not likely to be in combat
How did Leper become a connection between the boys and WWII
they fantasize about his exploits and successes
Phineas "with only one leg created a droll dance . . . it was his choreography of peace." Where does this dance occur?
during the winter carnival
He wrote the poem "Our chore / is the core / of the war."
Brinker Hadley
Gene believes wars are caused by
something ignorant in the heart
Gene wore a uniform but never saw combat.
True
Most of the boys were sixteen to seventeen during the course of the novel.
True
Gene never tells Finny the truth about the cause of the fall from the tree.
False
Finny was never in competition with Gene for anything.
True
Gene's fear of jumping out of the tree is an external conflict
False
The faculty think of finny as a trouble-maker and take joy in catching him breaking the rules
False
Gene and finny reconcile at the end of the story
True
Gene admits to himself that he is disappointed when finny is not punished by the masters when finny breaks a school rule
True
Finny makes up the game of Blitzball to intentionally showcase his incredible talent for sports.
False
Gene is an exceptional athlete, while Finny is an exceptional student.
False
Gene is never able to stop talking about finny's death
False
Gene tells Finny he'd make a terrible soldier because he'd get things so scrambled up nobody would know who to fight anymore.
True
The climax of the novel occurs when gene abandons leper in the snow
False
"Do you think i want to hear every gory detail? Shut up! I don't care! I don't care what happened to you. This has nothing to do with me."
Gene
"We aren't going to talk about this. It's just between you and me. I just wanted to see if i could do it."
Finny
"There aren't any teams. We're all enemies."
Finny
"I'm no fool, you know. I know when i have information that might be dangerous. You've never realized it, but I'm important."
Leper
"You always were a savage underneath."
Leper
"You've got a little personal stake in this. What i mean is it wouldn't do you any harm, you know, if everything about Finny's accident were cleared up and forgotten."
Brinker
"When i heard (that leper was crazy), then i knew that the war was real, this war and all the other wars."
Finny
"It was just some ignorance inside me, some crazy thing inside me, something blind, that's all it was."
Gene
"(My dad) and his crowd are responsible for (the war)! And we're going to fight it!
Brinker