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STEINBECK JOURNAL QUESTIONSUse concrete textual detail and a few quotes in your answers. Write a full paragraph for each.1. Ch 1 Characterize Lee Chong. What kind of a business does he run? What business sense does he use? What is his relationship to Mack and the boys?2. Characterize Mack. What are his particular talents when it comes to reasoning and argumentation?3. Ch 2 Read the first page on “the word” and the ying yang. Read the whole succinct chapter out loud! What insight does this chapter give us as to how to interpret this work?4. Ch 3. Discuss Dora, the Bear Flag whore house, and William, the suicide. Central to the community, yet “outlawed” is the house of ill repute. What does this say about a society? What does this say about Steinbeck’s view of morality? Many people die or are dead in this novel. How does William’s story resonate, especially so early in the book? Is he a tragedy? His decision to die is willful, and others either do or do not recognize this inevitability. What do you suppose Steinbeck intends to get across with the story? Is there a death drive in the human community? Is death acceptable?5. Ch 4 Discuss the old flapping Chinaman and Andy’s stark vision. How might this story be about “breaking through” or seeing more, grasping more than surface reality? Can a child really grasp he existential loneliness he experiences without a kind of visionary experience?6. Ch 5 Western Biological described in meticulous detail. What is your impression?What does the lab itself say about Doc? Then, we met Doc: Half Christ, half satyr, amarine biologist, lover of the sea, who is afraid of water on his head. How might Doc’s character embody contradiction, paradox? Why is such a figure so central to this community?7. Ch 6 Doc and Hazel in the great tide pool. Themes here include murder, predation, beauty,and adaptation. How about Hazel? Has he adapted?8. Ch 7 The Palace Flophouse, Mack and the boys, and the first scheme to throw Doc aparty. What is the motivation for throwing this party? What might be the flaw in their thinking?9. Ch 8 Mr. and Mrs. Malloy move into the vacant boiler. What is this story about? How does it relate or contrast with the other chapters up to now?10. Ch 9 Why do you suppose Doc, a marine biologist, is afraid to get his head wet? How does Lee Chong’s bargain with Mack and the boys meaningfully initiate the chain of events that unfolds with the quest for frogs? Compare Doc’s collecting to similar acts of the other characters.11. Chs 10, 28 Characterize Frankie. What is Frankie’s place? How does he compare to other characterize who do not thrive in this delicate ecosystem? Why does Frankie steal the St. George clock? Why this object?12. Ch 11 How is Gay’s relationship to the automobile or its combustion engine significant in Steinbeck’s study of the human? What befalls Gay and why (see question for Ch 9)?13. Ch 12 Discuss the importance of Josh Billing’s entrails.14. Ch 13-15 Evaluate Mack’s and the boys’ good intentions regarding Doc’s 1st party and their experience with the captain. What “realm” do these men occupy in relation to mainstream society? Examine Steinbeck’s critique of private property in this novel.15. Ch 16 What does the influenza epidemic reveal about the workings and values of this community? Might the flu be a kind of metaphor?16. Ch 17 Doc is described as a “night crawler.” He is a kind of loner who “loved true things but he knew it was not a general love and could be a very dangerous mistress” (104). Why does he order the beer milkshake, and what do you make of his character?17. Ch 18 Doc feels the tidal pattern in his sleep. He collects, kills, preserves, and dissects creature for a living. Why does he respond the way he does to the discovery of the dead woman?18. Ch 19-21 “No one has studies the psychology of a dying party. It may be raging, howling, boiling, and then a fever sets in and a little silence and then quickly quickly it is gone, the guests go home or go to sleep or wander away to some other affair and leave a dead body.” Explore the role of death in this novel. How do we account for Doc’s response to Mack?19. Ch 22 What is the significance—if any—of Henri’s dream and Doc’s reaction to it?20. Ch 23 According to Doc, Mack and the boys are the “true philosophers” on July 4. What does he mean? How might this be a commentary on American life and capitalism?21. Ch 24 What does Mary Talbot have to teach us about the “psychology” of the party?22. Ch 25 A change has come over Monterey. Why?23. Ch 30 What is the pathology of the party? In what way does the second party differ from the first, and why is it successful?24. Ch 31 What is the significance of the gopher story, so close to the end of the novel? Is Steinbeck drawing an analogy here? To what or to whom?25. Ch. 32 Consider the importance of “Black Marigolds” as the conclusion to the party and to the book.Here is the book https://onlinereadfreenovel.com/john-steinbeck/315…