Exploring Themes in A Thousand Splendid Suns: Journals Reflection
Dive into deep reflections on the impact of setting, character relationships, and cultural elements in "A Thousand Splendid Suns" through a series of thought-provoking journal prompts. From analyzing the historical context in rural Afghanistan to examining character dynamics and cultural nuances, these prompts offer a comprehensive exploration of the themes woven throughout the novel.
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Journal #4 Journal #4 Write a 2 part journal: Part 1: A Thousand Splendid Suns begins in rural Afghanistan in the 1960s. Based on the article "Afghanistan: Before and After the Taliban," predict how you think this setting may affect the plot and characters of the story. Part 2: Read "Make NO Mistake: Michelle Obama just made a bold political statement in Saudi Arabia." Now, write to explain whether you believe her choice or attire was a justified political statement, an act of cultural insensitivity, or both.
Journal #5 Journal #5 Reflect on three things you have learned about Afghanistan and Afghan culture since we started reading the novel. What has been most surprising?
Journal #6 Journal #6 Throughout the course of the novel so far, explain how Mariam's and Laila's relationship has evolved. OR Compare and contrast the men in the novel: Jalil, Babi, Rasheed. What are their personalities as well as their interpretations of Islam? How does this affect their relationships with the women in the novel?
