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Zits is unapologetic about his behavior. His actions are aggressive and forceful. He has little hope for himself; his future seems dim. He has neither the desire for nor the expectation of forgiveness.
Like his father is in his life, Zits's God is both omnipresent and absent. Throughout the novel, Zits makes vague references to God, and refers to locations as heaven. The most ideal location he finds is in the early section of his time as the...
Zits is the fifteen-year-old orphan protagonist of the novel. He is half-Native American, half-Irish, but identifies with neither culture. After committing a heinous act of violence, Zits is mysteriously transported back in time. He inhabits the...
Flight study guide contains a biography of Sherman Alexie, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis.
Flight essays are academic essays for citation. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of Flight by Sherman Alexie.
