19 minutes ● Does bullying occur in your day to day encounters with other students? ● Have you been bullied? ● Have you bullied anyone? ● List ten most.

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19 minutes ● Does bullying occur in your day to day encounters with other students? ● Have you been bullied? ● Have you bullied anyone? ● List ten most commonly heard derogatory comments made to students. ● Why, in your opinion, does bullying occur?

Encouraging Bullying ● Regarding Lacy, Patrick notes that "in a different way, this woman was a victim of her son's actions, too" (53). How much responsibility do Lewis and Lacy bear for Peter's actions? How about Lewis in particular, who taught his son how to handle guns and hunt?

Discussion Question 1 A theme throughout the novel is the idea of masks and personas and pretending to be someone you're not. To which characters does this apply, and why?

Discussion Question 2 At one point defense attorney Jordan McAfee refers to himself as a "spin doctor," and he believes that at the end of Peter's trial he "will be either reviled or canonized" (250). What is your view of Jordan? As you were reading the book, did you find it difficult to remain objective about the judicial system's standing that every defendant (no matter how heinous his or her crime) has the right to a fair trial?

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Discussion Question 7 What do you think the author is proposing as the root of the problem of school violence? What have you heard, in the media and in political forums, as solutions? Do you think they will work? Why or why not?

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