What meaning do you see in Tic’s dream in the opening scene of the pilot?

Response Paper: Lovecraft Country
Episode 1: “Sundown”
Please respond to one of the discussion questions below. Responses should be about 250 typed words or more. Formal structure is not required. You will be evaluated on thoughtfulness, originality and specificity. Also, be sure to proofread the writing.
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What meaning do you see in Tic’s dream in the opening scene of the pilot?
On his route home, Tic and a fellow passenger discuss problematic stories. Tic says, “Stories are like people. Loving them doesn’t make them perfect. You just try and cherish them, overlook their flaws.” Do you agree? Consider art (such as books, movies, TV shows, etc.) that makes you feel conflicted.
What early impression do you have of the Chicago community in which the Freemans live? Reference details.
We don’t meet Montrose, Tic’s father, in this episode, but we hear a lot about him. What impression are we given of his character based on what others say about Montrose, on his associates, and on his apartment?
How does the show’s soundtrack enhance the story? Reference and analyze at least two examples.
As we hear James Baldwin’s side of the 1965 debate, we see a montage of Tic, Leti, and George’s journey. How does what we see support what Baldwin is saying? Include specific examples.
In “The Call of Cthulhu,” how does H.P. Lovecraft use stereotypes about race and ethnicity in his portrayal of monstrosity and cults?

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