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Morrie makes the statement, ''When that is gone, Morrie is gone.'' What is he talking about?
Morrie makes the statement, ''When that is gone, Morrie is gone.'' What is he talking about?
His voice
What did Morrie admit for the first time?
What did Morrie admit for the first time?
He has been talking to God
When referring to Ted Kopel, Morrie says, ''I'm getting to him.'' What does he mean?
When referring to Ted Kopel, Morrie says, ''I'm getting to him.'' What does he mean?
Koppel is showing emotion and refers to Morrie as ''a friend''
Morrie tells Ted Koppel he is less afraid of dying now than earlier. What does he pay less attention to? What does he pay more attention to?
Morrie tells Ted Koppel he is less afraid of dying now than earlier. What does he pay less attention to? What does he pay more attention to?
Less attention to the news and mail; more attention to listening to music and nature
When Ted Koppel asks Morrie if he wanted to say anything to the audience, what does he say? What is Morrie's mantra?
When Ted Koppel asks Morrie if he wanted to say anything to the audience, what does he say? What is Morrie's mantra?
''Be compassionate and take responsibility for each other. If we only learned those lessons, this ¬¬¬world would be a better place.'' ''Love Each other or die.''
Where does Morrie say he wants to be buried? What does he ask Mitch to do?
Where does Morrie say he wants to be buried? What does he ask Mitch to do?
On a hill, beneath a tree overlooking a pond; come and talk to him
What revelation does Morrie make to Mitch at the end of this chapter? How does Mitch react?
What revelation does Morrie make to Mitch at the end of this chapter? How does Mitch react?
''If I could have another son, I would have liked it to be you.'' He was afraid ''accepting the words would somehow betray (his) own father.''
In what way does Morrie say we need to forgive ourselves?
In what way does Morrie say we need to forgive ourselves?
''For all the things we didn’t do. All the things we should have done.''
What is Morrie's concept of forgiveness? Why does he feel this way?
What is Morrie's concept of forgiveness? Why does he feel this way?
''Forgive yourself before you die.'' ''There is no point in keeping vengeance or stubbornness.''
What was the ''sad part of the story'' when Morrie was talking about the bronze sculpture in his study?
What was the ''sad part of the story'' when Morrie was talking about the bronze sculpture in his study?
Morrie held a grudge against the man who made it for him because he didn’t check on Morrie’s wife when she was sick. He ended up dying and Morrie never got the chance to forgive him.
What does Morrie say he plans to do after he dies?
What does Morrie say he plans to do after he dies?
He plans to be cremated
What advice does Morrie give Mitch about dealing with his brother?
What advice does Morrie give Mitch about dealing with his brother?
Mitch needs to be at peace with his brother's desires
What does Morrie say are ''the important questions?''
What does Morrie say are ''the important questions?''
Those about love, responsibility, spirituality and awareness
According to Morrie, how are we different from plants and animals?
According to Morrie, how are we different from plants and animals?
''As long as we can love each other, and remember the feeling of love we had, we can die without ever really going away.''
How does Morrie describe his ''perfect day?''
How does Morrie describe his ''perfect day?''
Get up in the morning and exercise; eat breakfast; go for a swim, have friends over for lunch; go for a walk in a garden; go to dinner at a restaurant; dance the rest of the night; go home and sleep.
Who was the ''strange woman sitting at the end of the hall?''
Who was the ''strange woman sitting at the end of the hall?''
A hospice nurse
How does Charlotte let Mitch know that Morrie's final days have come? What does she say?
How does Charlotte let Mitch know that Morrie's final days have come? What does she say?
She calls him. ''He wants you to come visit, but, Mitch, he is very weak.''
What is different about the way Morrie's caregiver, Connie, answered the door this Tuesday?
What is different about the way Morrie's caregiver, Connie, answered the door this Tuesday?
She was normally buoyant, but she had a drawn look on her face
What was different about the last meeting? Why is this important?
What was different about the last meeting? Why is this important?
Morrie was in bed. This was a bad sign, because one of Morrie's favorite aphorisms was, ''When you're in bed, you're dead.''
What happened as Mitch was leaving on the farewell visit?
What happened as Mitch was leaving on the farewell visit?
They said goodbye, each man said I love you, Mitch kissed him and both men cried (Morrie finally made Mitch cry).
How do Mitch and his brother reestablish contact? What can you infer about Mitch's brother by the way the message is written?
How do Mitch and his brother reestablish contact? What can you infer about Mitch's brother by the way the message is written?
Mitch’s brother sends him a fax; even though he is sick, he has maintained his sense of humor
What day was Morrie laid to rest? Why is this fitting? Which of Morrie's words does Mitch recall as he watches Morrie's ashes being placed in the ground?
What day was Morrie laid to rest? Why is this fitting? Which of Morrie's words does Mitch recall as he watches Morrie's ashes being placed in the ground?
Tuesday; Mitch and Morrie are ''Tuesday People''; ''You talk, I’ll listen.''
What did Morrie's immediate family do to try to comfort him during his final days?
What did Morrie's immediate family do to try to comfort him during his final days?
Slept in shifts around his bed
What was significant about the way Morrie died in his bedroom?
What was significant about the way Morrie died in his bedroom?
He waited until all his family left his room for a moment to get some coffee.
What does Mitch want to tell the person he was before he rediscovered Morrie?
What does Mitch want to tell the person he was before he rediscovered Morrie?
Be more open, to ignore the lure of advertised values, to pay attention when your loved ones are speaking, as if it were the last time you might hear them.
What does Mitch say about Morrie in the conclusion of the book?
What does Mitch say about Morrie in the conclusion of the book?
''The teaching goes on.''
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