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•How does the poem The Brain is Wider then the Sky relate to transcendentalism and this play?
•Halfway through Act Two, Henry and Waldo quarrel bitterly about politics. Waldo rhetorically asks Henry: “Could your woodchucks, with all their wisdom, have saved [the murdered fugitive slave] Henry Williams? Are your fish going to build roads, teach school, put out fires?” (p. 88) Discuss these pointed questions as critiques of Henry’s way of thinking about life—and living it.

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In desperate need of help here.  Medal and Fan to best answer.
•How does the poem The Brain is Wider then the Sky relate to transcendentalism and this play?
•Halfway through Act Two, Henry and Waldo quarrel bitterly about politics. Waldo rhetorically asks Henry: “Could your woodchucks, with all their wisdom, have saved [the murdered fugitive slave] Henry Williams? Are your fish going to build roads, teach school, put out fires?” (p. 88) Discuss these pointed questions as critiques of Henry’s way of thinking about life—and living it.