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I'm writing an essay with citations in MLA format. One of my sources is a novel by Cormac McCarthy and another of my sources is an interview with him, so in my bibliography, they both start with McCarthy (according to MLA).

When I do in-text citations in the essay, should I use the title of the novel for the first source and the title of the interview for the second source? I can't seem to find anything on the internet on how to deal with this particular situation.

Please help ASAP. Thanks!

Was the boy in The Road by Cormac McCarthy born in the post-apocalyptic world after whatever big event happened? Or was he born before that but just doesn't remember anything from the pre-apocalyptic world?

I'm trying to remember a book that I read when I was younger.

It was a YA book (I think), and it was written from the point of view of this kid who we didn't learn much about. It was written in the form of journal entries and I remember him talking about his school assignments and how he read Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening (the "miles to go before I sleep" poem) and there was something having to do with his dad running over a dog with a car or something...and there were drawings in the book as well. I think he also wrote to or about his female teacher whom he was fond of.

My memory of it is quite fractured but any insight into the book would be appreciated--though I realize this isn't a lot to go off.

Is the repo rate that the Indian central bank sets the same as the discount rate in the US? Does the name of the rate vary depending on what central bank you're talking about (e.g., discount rate in the US, repo rate in India)?

I get that reduction happens at the cathode but I'm not exactly sure why/how it gains mass while the anode loses mass. Please explain!

Please explain why, in terms of atomic structure and/or chemical bonding

I'm in high school and am doing a homestay with an Ecuadorian family this summer, and I was wondering how tu and usted are used there. Should I use usted with my host family and the locals no matter what, even with people my own age? When, if ever, is it appropriate to use tu?

At the end of Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo commits suicide after killing a Christian court messenger that comes to the clan meeting. What sort of punishment would the Igbo justice system have given him if he hadn't died?