Ricochet River Discussion Questions

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Ricochet River Discussion Questions
Chapter 1
Q. 1. Jessa is a face maker according to the statement that he outlined to Wade “peace” as he replied today our conversation. On the other hand, what day does not allude to the term fees according to the way, he escalated to the term after they say communicated about it.
Q. 2.
Jesse is an outsider. Jesse is a Klamath Indian from Celilo wild Wade is an American. The social dynamic between Jesse and word maximum to exchange blows which are mistakenly considered to be started by Jesse and he is later kicked out by the loggers. It is clear that the social dynamic between Jesse and Wade makes them misunderstand each other specifically when Jesse made a joking remark about Wade’s attractiveness.
Chapter 2 and 3.
Q.1.
And there is a relationship connecting between yes and Wade. The connection is portrayed when Jesse outlines about the person who died and the last of the dream us who foresaw the fall of Celilo. The story depicts significance in how Jesse and Wade came to an understanding after the first controversial meeting that the letter exchange blows (Cody 35).
Q.3.
The behavior of townspeople is characterized to be and serialized, and the author later portrays how Jesse and what day enhance the characters and become more developed. Teens they started as witty friends Jesse and Wade later became friends and became concerned about each other.
Chapter 4.
Q. 1.
According to the statement, she means that the people from the east have manners than those from the west.

In that perspective, he portrays that Jesse has ways than her. Inability to paint trees relates to her behavior which was tamed by a mother.
Q.2.
According to her words on page 43 Loner outlines that she does not think that money will it make a difference since it is not easy to think about it.
Chapter 5 and 6
Q. 2.
The significant thing about Jesse being ambidextrous is that he used to fish on both sides of the river that he was able to control the boat in collecting more fish with both of his hands.
Questions (Answer 5 of the following seven questions)
Q. 2.
Wade realizes that Jesse is the right person. Thus he can extensively associate with him. 3.
Q. 4.
Calamus is a non-traditional qualifier to the aspects of cultural affiliations concerning society.
Q. 5.
The townspeople misunderstood Jesse by thinking that he was confronting Wade with blows. Also there you are controlled by the aspect of racial discrimination.
Q. 6.
Symbolism in the statement portrays that Jesse can be either act as a native American and an Indian at the same time. He is also affiliated to both the West and east Lifestyle.
Q. 7.
Jesse thinks that he is saving something and he thinks of the millpond to be his spot since he can navigate in the waters to capture more fish.

Work Cited
Cody, Robin. Ricochet River. Ooligan Press, 2005.