Questions and Answers
What state did Steinbeck fall in love with and consider to be a great splash of grandeur?
Montana
What did Steinbeck learn about Charley at Yellowstone?
He found out that Charley was not as peace-loving and cowardly as he had believed. Charley wanted to fight the bears!
What did Steinbeck tell Robbie's father about hairdressers?
He told him that women confided in their hairdressers and that gave the hairdressers a lot of power.
Describe Charley's ailment and Steinbeck's solution to the problem.
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Study Notes
State Enchantment
- Steinbeck fell in love with Montana, describing it as a "great splash of grandeur".
Charley's True Nature
- During a visit to Yellowstone, Steinbeck realized that Charley wasn't as cowardly as he previously thought; he had a spirited desire to confront bears.
Power of Hairdressers
- Steinbeck conveyed to Robbie's father that hairdressers hold significant influence because women share personal secrets with them, granting them considerable power.
Charley's Health Issue
- Charley experienced bladder issues, struggling to urinate. Steinbeck administered sleeping pills to help Charley relax, facilitating the release of fluid.
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Description
Explore the key themes and observations from Steinbeck's 'Travels with Charley'. Reflect on his experiences in Montana, the true character of his dog Charley, and the significance of hairdressers in society. This quiz delves into the author's insights and narratives throughout his journey.
