Problem
For "This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona" answer 1-8 on p. 215:
A. In paragraph 1, readers are told that Victor lives on a reservation. What details elsewhere in the story establish this setting? What associations does this setting have for you? Do you think the story could take place anywhere else?
B. In addition to various locations on the reservation, the story's settings include an airplane, a trailer in Phoenix, and a road through Nevada. What does each of these settings contribute to the story's plot?
C. Is the scene on the plane necessary? intrusive? distracting? far-fetched?