![]() Beauregard makes several references to being two individuals. Do you feel that a propensity for violence can be inherited? If so, can that cycle be broken?ĥ. "Money can’t fix it and love can’t tame it," as Beauregard says. The novel makes several references to violence and its cyclical nature. Do you feel that the Duster symbolizes Beauregard’s relationship with his father, and if so, how?Ĥ. Throughout the novel we are told about Beauregard’s love for his father’s ’71 Plymouth Duster. Does this indicate to you that Beauregard is a man of honor and integrity in a lawless world or that he is a character driven by rage and slights both perceived and implied?ģ. By the end of the chapter he has coerced an apology from the person that accused him. In the first chapter Beauregard is accused of cheating during a drag race. ![]() Do you feel this set the tone for the entire book? At the end of the novel, did you feel that Beauregard was a good father?Ģ. "A father is a man who expects his son to be as good a man as he was meant to be." -Frank A. ![]()
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