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Final Bonus Question (Only for final round):
100

Where does Celia go shortly after finding out about her dad?

The rehab center where he died

100

What connected Celia and her dad during Celia's childhood?

Their love for space. Her father taught and introduced space to her during her childhood. 

100

What happened to Celia's mother?

She abandoned her and and her when she was a baby

100

Was Celia an outgoing kid?

No she was described as a loner, like her dad.

200

Where does "Something Like Joy" originally take place? 

The Canadian Rockies 

200

What is "the black hole" in Celia's dad a metaphor of? 

Depression 
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What is the name of the lady in the red-dahlia bathing suit? 

Ruth 

200

What tangible thing was Celia originally in search of when she visited the rehab center? 

A photograph of her father

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What color was the planet that Celia's dad gave to her?

Red

300

What does Celia do in her father's old rehab room?

She examines the room, opens the drawers, and notices the lack of photographs

300

Describe the relationship between Celia and her dad from a young age

While Celia was growing up her dad had crippling depression and was never a stable reliable parent. She often took care of herself and had to deal with her dad's whirlwind of emotions. 

300

What did Celia's father do for a living? 

He was an astrophysicist

300

What object does Celia bring to the rehab center?

A typewriter 

400

Does Celia stay in contact with her father after they part their ways? What happens?

He wrote her and sometimes she would reply. She called him on the phone, but he stopped picking up. 

400

What did Celia feel after she jumped in the lake? 

Hint: A phrase that you have seen a lot in this presentation 

Something Like Joy 

400

Does Celia get help from anyone after her and her dad separate

Yes. She see's a therapist

400

Where was Ruth's olympian past lover from?

Russia
500

What does Celia do after she jumps in the water and experiences a new perspective and outlook on her father. (Hint: it is an action that the author repeatedly states)

She writes about her father, her childhood, and everything in between
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What wisdom about memories/life does Ruth share with Celia

She describes how she is content with her memories and what has happened in the past and "every time she goes back to try and fill in the dots she is there again and she live it again."

500

What was the relationship between Ruth and Celia's father?

They lived across the hall from each other, and were "friends of some sort" 

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How does Celia find out her father died?

She "returned to a note" that said he was dead. 

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