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Free Study Guide for The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy

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CHAPTER 15

Summary

Tom goes to Susan’s home to make dinner for her and Bernard. He also brings a uniform as a surprise for Bernard. After some initial confusion, Bernard is thrilled.

During dinner, Tom notices tension between Susan and Bernard. An argument erupts when Bernard asks Tom where he.........


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Bernard’s behavior toward Tom in this chapter appears to be a reflection of his relationship with his father, Herbert. Bernard feels abandoned and..........



CHAPTER 16

Summary

Tom remembers when the Amberjack came to Colleton, in search of the white porpoise. The ship was from Florida and was intent on taking Snow back with it. The citizens of Colleton were not pleased.

The battle between the Amberjack and the townspeople truly began when the crew of the ship tried to catch Snow in full view of the townspeople. The shrimpers watched the path of the ship and radioed to each other-their wives listened at home and spread the news. The whole town was waiting when the Amberjack went........


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This chapter once again illustrates the nature of Henry Wingo-unfeeling. However, these small tales about the..........

 

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