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They’re Made out of Meat discussion They’re Made out of Meat

Allegory a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one. There’s a story on the surface, but there’s another story beneath, one that’s more symbolic or metaphorical.

7th Hour Groups 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mel Hope Hannah Jessie Ellie Cam Nicole Mattie Claire Max Alayna Dom Connor Sam M Sam O Noah TylerAnn Skye Jackson Charlotte Matthew Olivier Ryan Hailey Adam

They’re Made out of Meat Respond to the questions below through discussion in your groups. Who is having a conversation in this story? Who are the beings made out of meat? What clues support your answer? Why might the explorers in this story describe the unusual beings as made of meat? What is a theme of the story? How might this be allegorical in relationship to our unit on Native American Literature? How can we apply the ideas of this story to our own lives?