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1. Where does Howard Roark stay during his years at Stanton?

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2. Why does Peter Keating choose to go to New York and work for Guy Francon?

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3. Why does Henry Cameron initially ask Roark to leave his office?

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4. What is Roark’s first building?

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5. Why does Roark go work in Connecticut?

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6. Why does Roark send another worker in his place to set the marble stone in Dominique’s fireplace?

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7. Why does Dominique criticize the drawings of the Enright House?

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8. Why is Gail Wynand’s yacht called I Do?

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9. Why does Roark accept the Stoddard commission even though he has serious reservations about it?

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10. Why does Stephen Mallory try to kill Ellsworth Toohey?

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11. On whose behalf does Dominique craftily testify at the Stoddard Trial?

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12. What is the first thing we see Gail Wynand doing?

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13. Why does Toohey send Wynand the statue of Dominique?

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14. Why does Mike love Roark?

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15. Why does Dominique suddenly regret her marriage to Gail Wynand and feel sorry for him?

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16. Why is Roark hired to design the Monadnock Valley resort?

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17. How does Roark defend himself at the Stoddard trial?

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18. How does Dominique change Gail Wynand?

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19. What is the Council of American Builders?

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20. What does Dominique do after Roark destroys the Cortlandt Homes?

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21. For the Cortlandt trial, what kind of men does Roark look for when selecting the jury?

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22. At whom does Roark first look after he is acquitted?

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23. How does Dominique make her affair with Roark public?

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24. Why does Wynand hire Roark to design the Wynand Building?

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25. What does Roark do after Wynand and the Banner abandon him?

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