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CHAPTER ANALYSIS
CHAPTER TWELVE - Civil
War
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Summary
This chapter fast forwards the reader to the beginning of the book and the loss to Midland Lee. The sobs have come to an end as Sharon Gaines goes into the field house with medication for her husband. The difference in the locker room after a win is so apparent now that they have lost to Midland. The place seems cursed and no loss could be worse than to lose by one point to the Rebels. Winchell prefers to leave in pointless conversation with someone rather than face anyone’s sympathy. Chavez leaves with a little smirk on his face as if he knows who is going to shoulder all the blame for the loss. Boobie Miles leaves the scene almost immediately, consumed with rage at having to sit on the bench in front of thousands. Ivory Christian, ambivalent as usual, shows no emotion at all. Now there might be only one game left in the season.
Sharon Gaines meets her husband in his office where she is reminded that his time spent coaching is unimaginable. He actually kisses his wife and children good-bye in August and almost literally does not see them again for four months. Now it all seems worthless. He is momentarily lost to her in his own world of shame and misery and defeat. Sitting in the stands every week is a nightmare for Sharon who must listen to the fans tear her husband apart and speak of the mistakes the boys make with unrelenting venom. They don’t understand that these are just children really, because they have too much emotion invested in Permian football to ever change. Now there is a three way tie for first place in the district, and she can’t imagine the outcome if Permian doesn’t make........
Notes
The Civil War that is the title of this chapter is
not just between Midland Lee and Permian High Schools, but also between..........
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