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Why can’t Antonio pay back his loan?
Because his ships, which he uses to make money, have been lost at sea 
Why does Christopher like Sherlock Holmes so much?
Because he sees him as a role model who embodies logic, order, and intelligence, and he finds comfort in the predictability of the Sherlock Holmes stories.
Why Does Christopher like dogs?
Because they are loyal, predictable, and easier for him to relate to than people due to their consistent behavior and lack of complex emotions.
Is Edna in love with Alcée Arobin?
Edna has a brief romantic relationship with Alcée Arobin, but it is unclear if she is in love with him, as the relationship is primarily a means for her to explore her own desires and sexuality
Why does Edna feel such strong emotions when listening to music?
In "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin, Edna feels strong emotions when listening to music as it represents the beauty and passion she is yearning for in her life, and serves as a catalyst for her to awaken to her own desires and emotions.
Why does Jack hate Ralph?
Because he sees him as a rival for leadership and resents his authority and popularity among the boys on the island.
How does Ikemefuna become Okonkwo’s adopted son?
Ikemefuna becomes Okonkwo's adopted son after he is taken as a hostage from a neighboring village as compensation for the killing of a woman from Okonkwo's village.
How does Holden feel about Jane?
Holden has a deep fondness and admiration for Jane.
Why does Holden hate “phonies”?
Holden hates "phonies" because he views them as people who are not genuine, authentic, or sincere in their behavior and speech, which he perceives as shallow, fake, and hypocritical.
What happens to Holden after his date with Sally Hayes and his meeting with Carl Luce both end badly?
Holden has a nervous breakdown and is admitted to a mental hospital.
Why is Holden obsessed with the ducks at the Central Park Lagoon?
Holden is obsessed with the ducks because he sees them as a metaphor for his own life and the uncertainty and change that comes with growing up.
Where is Holden as he narrates the story?
Holden is narrating the story from a mental institution.
How does Hester Prynne’s reputation change in the course of the novel?
Hester Prynne's reputation shifts from adulteress to a respected member of the community who is admired for her strength and compassion.
What are Hester Prynne’s secrets?
Hester Prynne's secrets are that she committed adultery and that the father of her child is Arthur Dimmesdale.
Why does Hera defend the Achaeans?
Hera, Greek Queen of Gods, supported Greeks in Trojan War due to personal grudge against Trojans, aiding them with advice and intervention.
How does Helen influence Jane’s understanding of religion?
Helen's rational and tolerant approach helps Jane to question and analyze her own beliefs about religion.
How did Heathcliff earn his fortune?
Heathcliff earned his fortune by unknown means (but there is a possibility he was a slave trader).
How does Heathcliff gain control of Wuthering Heights?
Heathcliff gains control of Wuthering Heights by inheriting it from Hindley after his death and by using his cunning and manipulative tactics to take advantage of the weaknesses of the other characters.
How does Hamlet’s view of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern change?
Hamlet's view of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern changes from initially trusting and friendly to suspicious and resentful.
What is Grendel?
Grendel is a character from the Old English poem, Beowulf, who is depicted as a vicious monster.
What are the great expectations in Great Expectations?
The great expectations in Great Expectations refer to the main character, Pip's, hopes and dreams for a better life and social status.
Why does Lizzy reject Darcy’s first proposal to her?
Lizzy rejects Darcy's first proposal because she believes he is arrogant and has mistreated her family and friends.
