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Chapter Summary Of The Book 'The Bee': Questions And Answers

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1. Considering the title, it's no surprise that bees are a fundamental part of this novel. I like to think that in the beginning of the novel, when Lily captures a bee in the jar, the bee represents her mother, Deborah. Later in the novel, we learn that Deborah falls in love with T-Ray, which could be the part where the jar traps the bee inside. When Lily opens the jar so the bee could leave, the bee doesn't, which could represent Deborah when she could have left T-Ray but she didn't because she was pregnant. When the bees finally left the jar, it represents how Deborah finally escapes and ran off to Tiburon. Of course, this is not the only reason the bees are important in the novel. When Lily runs away from home with Rosaleen, they come

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