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answer only 4 questions 1- What is a bigot? Is Julian a bigot? Why or why not? 2- . Julian states that he isn't dominated by his mother. Is this so? In what ways does he depend on her? 3- Why don’t the Grandmother or Julian’s Mother have names? 4- What events trigger moments of self-revelation or epiphany for O'Connor's characters? 5- Why did O’Connor write the children John Wesley and June Star to be so awful? Why is their mother mostly silent and described as having a cabbage for a head? 6- Why don’t the Grandmother or Julian’s Mother have names? .

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