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This is on March: Book One. (mock interviews) 1. Why did you open your graphic novel with the violent march scene? What was your purpose in doing that? Who came to visit you throughout the reading? What did you talk to them about?
2. How important were the chickens to you? When you were young, you took a trip with your uncle up north. How did the northern states differ from the southern ones you grew up in? How do you think this trip influenced you?
3. How do you think this trip influenced you?
4. When you were young, you took a trip with your uncle up north. How did the northern states differ from the southern ones you grew up in?
5. How do you think this trip influenced you?

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