Tonight Read 2.2-4
Last Journal!!!! Journal 27 (2.2-4)
- The peasant's sacrifice of a pigeon to Ungit and the words of Orual's father, "there's no Fox to help you here," signify what shift in Orual's perspective?
- Why does Orual decide to abandon her veil? What is the significance of her going barefaced
- In a vision, Orual's father leads her into the underworld. While there, he has her look in the mirror. She finds out she is Ungit. After the vision she attempts suicide but is unsuccessful. The god forbids it. What does the god mean by the statement, "Die before you die"?
- Orual gets her day in court. Briefly describe it. Where does it take place? Who is in the gallery? Who is the judge? What happens to Orual's book? Summarize the argument Orual makes.
Journal Check tomorrow!
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