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Reading Bethune. Need help asap please! When Frances and Bethune quarrel in Act 1 Scene 2, Frances calls Bethune a hypocrite?
How does Bethune defend himself from her accusation?
In Bethune's opinion, who are the real hypocrites in the medical profession?
Act 1 Scene 7. What evidence is given to show that Bethune has become a successful surgeon in Detroit?
In spite of his success, Bethune is clearly discontented with his medical practice. What in his opinion, is wrong with the way the doctors in the Detroit hospital practice medicine?
Act 1, Scene 8, Frances and Bethune get a divorce. Why has their marriage failed?
In Act 1 Scene 10, Dr. Archibald hires Bethune. In Act 1 Scene 13, he supports Bethune against his critics. However, eventually, in Act 1 Scene 16, Archibald dismisses Bethune. Why does Dr. Archibald hire Bethune? Why does Dr. Archibald support Bethune even though Bethune has antagonized many people?
Why does Dr. Archibald eventually fire Bethune? From 1928 to 1936 Bethune achieves great success in his profession. Ironically he also becomes increasingly alienated from his medical colleagues, his wife and Canadian society. What are the weaknesses in Bethune's opinion, of the medical establishment and of Canadian society at this time?
Why does Bethune decide to go to Spain? What is Bethune's greatest success in Spain? Why does Bethune become dissatisfied in Spain? Why is Bethune initially discouraged in China? Bethune finally achieves contentment in China. Explain.

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Bethune defends himself by asserting that he is honest and true. He things that the real hypocrites are the physician.

He became famous and affluent people sought him for his skills. He though the Doctors in Detriot discriminated the poor.

The marriage failed because they were not able to resolve the issues concerning their differences in personality.

Dr. Acrhibald hired Bethune because he was persistent and he had a good reputation. He supported Bethune because he was brilliant and smart. He eventually fired him because he was too nonconforming and provocative.

He moved to Spain because he wanted to help the reformation of the country. He set up a mobile blood-transfusion device that save many soldiers in battle. He was anxious in Spain because of the overall feeling of the country and because of how his coworkers treated him.

He was discouraged in China because of the lack of medical instruments and supplies. He was contented in China because the Chinese were able to put up with his personality and he was able to work nonstop and devote his life to surgery.

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