For Esmé with Love and Squalor Learning Guide: Table of Contents

    Introduction
    Analysis
    Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
    Esmé's Father's Watch
    Letters/Letter writing/Writing in general
    Setting
    Narrator Point of View
    Genre
    Tone
    Writing Style
    What's Up With the Title?
    What's Up With the Ending?
    Plot Analysis
    Booker's Seven Basic Plots Analysis
    Three Act Plot Analysis
    Trivia
    Steaminess Rating
    Allusions
    Brief Summary
    Section 1
    Section 2
    Characters
    The Narrator (Sergeant X)
    The Narrator (Sergeant X) Timeline
    Esmé
    Esmé Timeline
    Charles
    Charles Timeline
    Clay (Corporal Z)
    Miss Megley
    Character Roles (Protagonist, Antagonist...)
    Protagonist
    Antagonist
    GuideMentor
    Foil
    Tools of Characterization
    Themes
    Quotes
    Youth
    Youth Quotes
    Warfare
    Warfare Quotes
    Love
    Love Quotes
    Literature and Writing
    Literature and Writing Quotes
    Foreignness and 'the Other'
    Foreignness and 'the Other' Quotes
    Best of the Web
    Module Quizzes
    Quotes (What was Said)
    Quotes (What was Said) True or False
    Themes (For the Most Part)
    Themes (For the Most Part) True or False
    Symbols
    Symbols True or False
    Esmé: French for "Precocious"
    Esmé: French for "Precocious" True or False
    Study Questions
    Essay
    For Esmé with Love and Squalor
    Current Events & Pop Culture
    Challenges & Opportunities
    Assignments & Activities
    Characterization
    Chew On This
    Character Journal Entry
    Facebook Plot Summary
    Archetypes
    Symbolism, Allusion, and Irony
    Literary Devices
    Adaptation
    Why Should I Care?
    Adult Vs. Child
    Getting Out Alive, Or Okay
    Time Heals All Wounds
    Discussion & Essay Questions
    Reading Quizzes
    Related History & Literature on Shmoop

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