Why would her grandfather have gone in search of the deathless man so late in his life?
How did the barman figure out that she was related to the man who had died (her grandfather)?
What is significant about the death of the boys?
Why is the narrator still being so secretive about her whereabouts when it comes to Zora, her bff?
This book relies very heavily on description. Do you feel the description serves a purpose most of the time, or do you think it's just window dressing? Give an example and explain your thoughts.
How did the barman figure out that she was related to the man who had died (her grandfather)?
What is significant about the death of the boys?
Why is the narrator still being so secretive about her whereabouts when it comes to Zora, her bff?
This book relies very heavily on description. Do you feel the description serves a purpose most of the time, or do you think it's just window dressing? Give an example and explain your thoughts.