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Free Study Guide: Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom Downloadable / Printable Version TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE: ONLINE STUDY GUIDE / BOOK SUMMARY
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Morrie Schwartz
The novel is centered around him; Morrie is Mitch’s former college
professor who was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gherig's disease); he meets
with Mitch in his home every Tuesday to teach him about the meaning of
life.
Mitch Albom
Morrie's former student; he has since become a journalist and
leads a very fast paced life; finds Morrie after hearing he is sick on
"ABC's Nightline" and visits him every Tuesday.
Ted Koppel
A famous television newsman/personality; he interviews Morrie
three times for the “ABC's Nightline” show; he eventually describes Morrie
as his friend and is almost in tears during his last interview with Morrie.
Charlotte
Morrie’s wife, who is also a college professor; she keeps her
job as a professor even while Morrie is sick because it is what he wished
for her.
Janine
Mitch’s wife; she takes a phone call from Morrie, whom she had
never met, and accompanies Mitch to his next visit with Morrie. As a professional
singer, she never sings upon request; however, when Morrie asked her to
sing she did without hesitation and moved him to tears.
Peter
Mitch’s younger brother who lives in Spain; he has pancreatic
cancer and refuses any help from his family. He seems reluctant to rekindle
his relationship with Mitch, but by the end of the novel, we see that
he has warmed up and may be letting his brother back into his life.
Charlie
Morrie’s father who came to America from Russia. He neglects
Morrie and his brother; he even insists that Morrie keeps the death of
their mother a secret from his younger brother. He dies after escaping
muggers; Morrie had to travel to New York to identify his body at the
city morgue.
Eva
Morrie’s stepmother who came into his life when he was about
nine years old. She provided much love to Morrie and his brother, David.
She highly valued education and served as a great motivation for Morrie
to work hard at his education. Morrie’s love for education stemmed from
Eva, which later lead to his career as a professor.
David
Morrie’s younger brother who developed polio at a young age.
Connie
Morrie’s at-home health care aide; she assists Morrie in going
to the bathroom, getting up and into his chair and also with his meals.
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