How can we tell what the author’s views of gender roles and stereotypes are based on the choices they make when they describe the characters in Chapter 4?

How has the author used characters to represent different ethnic and racial backgrounds in Chapter 4?

How could the author have challenged traditional ideas about family in Chapter 4?

Do the events in Chapter 4 take place in a diverse socio-economic or cultural environment?

Does the author unfairly stereotype any group of people in Chapter 4?

How has the author depicted the motivations of their various characters in Chapter 4?

How have the author’s choices affected the way the reader perceives the characters in Chapter 4?

Does the author show an awareness of their own biases in Chapter 4?

Is there any way that Chapter 4 could have been written differently to reflect a wider range of cultural perspectives?

Do any of the characters’ actions suggest an implicit bias toward a particular group of people in Chapter 4?