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Reservation Road

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Book Reports

 

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Matthew G

 

Date added:

September 18, 2012

 

Level:

University

 

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A

 

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3 / 809

 

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Reservation Road uses hatred between simple real life characters to show how an unfortunate event of death changes the course of their daily lives. Before the incident of Josh’s death there is hatred in Dwight. Dwight’s hatred is seen in his unsuccessful marriage and his issues of violence against others...
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“I’d always had a temper, though for much of my life I’d kept it hidden away, safe and out of sight” (17). Dwight talks of his father during his childhood and describes the violence that he faced. “My father was a violent man who used to beat me with a stripped-down juniper branch he’d taken from our yard” (17)...
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