Post one question for the fishbowl discussion by class time on Friday. I am going to print these out. Each person will draw a random question to ask during the discussion. Remember to ask questions that can have multiple answers/opinion questions.
For example: Do you think that pardons should exist in our judicial system? Does that invalidate the jury's verdict?
For example: Do you think that pardons should exist in our judicial system? Does that invalidate the jury's verdict?
What do you think drove Mrs.Earwood to her insanity?
ReplyDeleteDo you think that Palmer Cray would have made it through the rest of his sentence if he had not been pardoned by the governor?
ReplyDeleteDo you believe that Palmer helped Rodney's mother out of guilt or as a way to try to connect with his pasts?
ReplyDeleteDoes the fact that Cheddar Cray saved a security guard from dying make up for his previous crimes?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you think that Palmer felt the need to apologize to everyone he ever hurt?
ReplyDeleteDoes the fact the Trenton Cray was so easily able to keep his son at Sweetwater show a weakness in the way the different parts of the Judicial system are run? Does it show corruption since he owed a favor to a higher power as a result?
ReplyDeleteWhat assistance do you think the judicial system should provide, if any, to convicts re-entering society?
ReplyDeleteWhat symbolism does the death of Cheddar Cray have on Palmer and the new chapter of his life?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you think Palmer Cray was willing to put his life on the line for others?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you think that Palmer Cray continued to write Rodney, even after his release from prison?
ReplyDeleteWhat purpose did Cheddar have in saving the guard?
ReplyDeleteWhy did Trenton Cray wait until the death of Plamer Cray's mother to visit his son again? Why was it difficult for him to see his son?
ReplyDeleteDo you think Palmer's mother dying is payback for him killing Rodney?
ReplyDeleteWhat role did the letters play in Palmer's rehabilitation? Did they allow him to focus on redemption for his actions or did they impede his ability to come to terms with his past mistakes?
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think was the driving force for Mrs.Earwood to finally leave Morris after all these years?
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