In the preface to the book, titled "Listen My Grandchildren," the narrator says, You cannot weave a rug...

1. In the preface to the book, titled "Listen My Grandchildren," the narrator says, You cannot weave a rug before you set up the loom. So I will go back to the beginning, pound the posts in the ground, and build the frame. Explain what he means. Does the way the novel begins make you want to read further? Why or why not?
2. Why does the uncle want Kii Yazhi to go to school? Would you find the uncle's reasons convincing if you were the narrator? Explain.