A. These chapters start with the Hoenikker children and Jonah cleaning off ice-nine from the room. They told Jonah what happened Christmas Eve. Dr. Hoenikker talked about ice nine all night. When he took a break experimenting he died in the wicker chair. The dog licked a rag containing ice-nine and he froze. Dr. Hoenikker was the same way. The children then discussed who divided the ice-nine. They all seemed to have taken a part.
They were now finished cleaning the and hid the doctor’s body in the closest. There were a lot of lies told that day. They old the guests that Papa was better and the soliders were building a funeral pyre for somehitng they didn’t know. The Ambassdor gave his speech. He talked about the wreath and about his son dying in war. Then they watched the show. A plane crashed and the Mintons were trapped so they held hands and “went” together. Then Papa’s body fell from the boat and the sea became filled with ice-nine. Mona and Jonah ran to shelter.
B.
Reticule- a small fabric purse
Tableau- vivid and wide-ranging description or display
Pyre- a pile of burning material
Fustian- pompous or pretentious speech or writing
Bombast- language that is full of long or pretentious words, used to impress others
Oratory- a religious society that has secular priests
Effigies- a dummy, often roughly made and intentionally amusing or insulting, representing somebody disliked or despised
C. What does the wreath represent?
Is the plane crash scene a symbol of what the world is like? rocky?
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