From Elegy of the Death of Cesar Chavez, what parts of the poem did you have to reread? Explain why. How did rereading help you better understand confusing parts of the poem?

5. No quarters in England, though, and I don't remember what the equivalent British coin was called.

6. As with every other country I've visited, nobody thought I was Indian. This made me lonely.

7. Lonely enough to cry in my hotel bed one night as I kept thinking, "I am the only Indian in this country right now. I'm the only Indian within a five-thousand-mile circle."

With special attention to what Grendel’s mother represents in the poem (she too is a monster), explain how you understand the poem’s inclusion of the following passages

1. lines 2009-2069 (pp. 137-141) 
2. lines 1379-1398 (p. 97)
3. lines 1722-1768 (pp. 119-121)