Relate an example of twinning/duplication or original/copy to a central theme of the novel.

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When Liza was pregnant, did Pnin believe the child was his?

Why does Nabokov make Pnin's sorrow at losing Liza again somewhat comic (2.6&7)?

How is it that Pnin has adapted so poorly to his new environment?

Is Pnin comic, pathetic, heroic, tragic, saintly?

Who is the narrator? How can he be both omniscent & a character?

Why does the novel end, where it began, with Pnin's lecture at Cremona?

How can the isolation described by Stanton become a source of social change?

Why is it that "there is something of every passion in every situation we conceal (p. 2, #12)?"

Regarding the 1st paragraph, is "The Solitude of the Self" not an argument? Or is it a new one? Or is it not about suffrage?

Is Stanton's concept of the solitude of the self similar to Emerson's self-reliance? Why is her tone so much gloomier?

What does the story of the tidal wave (p. 5, # 29) prove?

What paragraph in this speech is most relevant to women today?

In the "Divinity School Address," Emerson frequently refers to beauty (e.g., thrice on p. 3). What does it have to do with the sentiment of virtue?

"What greater clamity can fall upon a nation than the loss of worship (p. 8)?"