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Why does finny say he has a new understanding of the war?
suffered
In A Separate Peace Why doesn't Gene join the army?
Gene doesn't want to join the army because he knows if he does, he will feel like a part of Finny, knowing that finny can no longer join.
What does Finny explain serves as a tribute to the school's role in the war effort?
Finny explains that the school's "Super Suicide Society of the Summer Session" serves as a tribute to the war effort by embodying the spirit of camaraderie and adventure that is essential during times of conflict. He believes that the society reflects the values of bravery and unity, which are crucial in supporting the troops. Additionally, the society's name itself playfully acknowledges the seriousness of war while emphasizing the importance of youth and vitality in facing such challenges.
Who enlists in the military in A Separate Peace?
In "A Separate Peace" by John Knowles, the character Gene Forrester enlists in the military, driven by a complex mix of feelings about friendship, guilt, and the pressures of World War II. Another significant character, Phineas (Finny), initially resists enlisting due to his idealistic views on war and his desire to avoid the harsh realities of conflict. Ultimately, the novel explores the impact of war on youth and the loss of innocence, as Gene's decision to enlist contrasts sharply with Finny's tragic fate.
In A Separate Peace why does gene not enlist in the military?
In "A Separate Peace," Gene Forrester ultimately decides not to enlist in the military due to his internal conflict and fear of losing his sense of identity and innocence. The war symbolizes a loss of youth, and Gene is deeply affected by the memories of his friendship with Finny, which complicates his feelings about the war. Additionally, Gene grapples with his feelings of guilt and responsibility regarding Finny's injury, which makes him hesitant to embrace a future that could further separate him from his friend and their shared experiences.
What prompts Finny to feel that he has no place in the war?
Breaking his leg again(apex)
Why does gene feel bad after finny falls?
he caused finny to be hurt
Why does Gene feel so bad after Finny falls?
he caused finny to be hurt
What is finny's theory about the war how might his injury influence his feelings toward the war?
Finny's theory about the war is that it is fake.
Why gene is shocked about finny's decision What does it make him feel about finny?
apples are yumma -moneymaker
Explain why gene is shocked about finny's decision What does it make him feel about finny?
apples are yumma -moneymaker
Why does finny say he has a new understanding of the war?
suffered
How does Brinker's leadership of the class affect finny?
Brinker's leadership of the class makes Finny feel overshadowed and out of place. Finny is more about individuality and sports rather than conforming to authority, so Brinker's efforts to assert control over the group create a sense of tension for Finny. Finny's free-spirited nature clashes with Brinker's structured leadership style.
How did gene feel when he realized finny was not jealous of him?
Gene felt relieved and surprised when he realized that Finny was not jealous of him. It lifted a weight off his shoulders and allowed their friendship to deepen as he no longer felt the need to compete with Finny. This realization brought them closer together.
What is Finny like when Gene talks to him at home?
Yes, Gene does tell Finny the truth. This is when Gene visits Finny in his mother's house. Gene knew he was guilty and felt the need to confess to Finny. Gene told him that he purposefully jounced the limb to knock Finny out of the tree. However, Finny was hurt more by what Gene admitted to then what Gene did. Finny told Gene to get out of his house. Later, when Finny came back to school, he ignored this conversation.
How does Gene feel when Dr Stanpole says he can visit Finny?
Apex: Fearful
Finny says he has a new understanding of the war because he?
Finny says he has a new understanding of the war because he realizes that the war has affected him personally, through his injury that prevents him from participating actively in the conflict. This experience helps him empathize with the suffering of others and see the war from a different perspective.
