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    This document discusses a short story called "The Streams Are Paved With Fish Traps" by Octavia Cade. It provides discussion questions about how nature and non-human beings are portrayed in terms of feelings in the story, how nature heals characters, and examples of characters enacting radical care of self and others. It also asks how the protagonist's views of "underground ecology" change throughout the story and whether the story fits the solarpunk genre. Finally, it asks the reader to identify one solarpunk idea or design they would like to see for urban green futures.

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    This document discusses a short story called "The Streams Are Paved With Fish Traps" by Octavia Cade. It provides discussion questions about how nature and non-human beings are portrayed in terms of feelings in the story, how nature heals characters, and examples of characters enacting radical care of self and others. It also asks how the protagonist's views of "underground ecology" change throughout the story and whether the story fits the solarpunk genre. Finally, it asks the reader to identify one solarpunk idea or design they would like to see for urban green futures.

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    Week 3 - Discussion Questions

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    This document discusses a short story called "The Streams Are Paved With Fish Traps" by Octavia Cade. It provides discussion questions about how nature and non-human beings are portrayed in terms of feelings in the story, how nature heals characters, and examples of characters enacting radical care of self and others. It also asks how the protagonist's views of "underground ecology" change throughout the story and whether the story fits the solarpunk genre. Finally, it asks the reader to identify one solarpunk idea or design they would like to see for urban green futures.

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    “The Streams Are Paved With Fish Traps”

    --Octavia Cade

    Discussion Question:
    (1) Emotions: How is nature and nonhuman portrayed in terms of feelings? In
    what ways does nature heal in the story? How do the characters enact radical
    care of self and others? (find examples in the text)

    (2) Noticing: What has the protagonist’s views of “underground ecology”


    change throughout the story?

    (3) Genre: Is the story solarpunk for you? In what ways?

    (4) Personal: Can you think of one solarpunk idea or deign that you want most
    for urban green futures?

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