66 pages 2 hours read

Louise Penny

Bury Your Dead

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2010

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Essay Topics

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In what ways does Penny establish that history, both personal and national, is about language?

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How does Penny use Armand Gamache’s case, and his own personal life, to explore how to recover from betrayal?

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How do Gamache’s and Jean-Guy Beauvoir’s differing responses to their shared experiences reveal fundamental distinctions in their character and temperament?

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