What does the narrator do at the end of the novel
Write back to Eric
What does Clara Haber do when she finds that her husband has created chemical weapons?
She shoots herself.
What does Eric say when the narrator asks him if a "child can ever feel entirely independent of her parents"?
He asks "What kind of question is that"
At the beginning of the section Chinese students call their parents to tell them they love them. What are the reactions of most of the parents? What does the final mother say?
To ask if there is something wrong/abnormal
"This is the happiest day of my life"
What does the narrator say home is for her mother?
What does the narrator say about how all marriages end up?
They are all doomed.
Where does the narrator say that biological physical strength comes from? Where does she say this strength is passed down from?
The mitochondria. Mitochondrial DNA is passed down entirely maternally.
The narrator calls her mother, but when the mother answers what does the narrator say to explain why she called?
What does the narrator imply home is for her father?
What happens moments before the narrator's father proposes to her mother?
They fall off a bike and she says "Dirt washes off"