What direction are the boy and man traveling?
South
What does the boy symbolize?
Kindness
Who keeps questioning if they are good guys?
The boy
What motivates the man?
The boy
When was the first time the man felt a sense of protection over his son?
When he was born
Where do the boy and man sleep for two days?
The bunker
What does "carrying the fire" mean?
Hope
Who tells the boy that the fire is inside of him and it has always been?
The man
Who do they come across that is adamant that God isn't real? He is "past all that."
Ely
What significant piece of the man does he leave behind on the road?
A photo of his wife
What do the man and boy see often when they go through areas such as stores, dwellings, and on the road?
Dead bodies
What does the man compare his son too?
The divine, god like
Who says "People were always getting ready for tomorrow. I didnt believe in that. Tomorrow wasnt getting ready for them. It didnt even know they were there."
Ely
Who takes the boy in after his father dies?
A family with two little kids
What does the man describe as "the perfect day in his childhood"
Helping his uncle retrieve a tree stump in summer
What do the man and boy prioritize the most when they ransack houses?
Food and water
What is the man's view of bad dreams?
Bad dreams are a good thing. They mean you are still fighting.
Who does the wife say she has taken as her lover?
Death
What do they come across that are grey rather than blue?
The ocean
What makes the man and the boy "good guys"
They don't give up, they keep trying
How many bullets does the pistol contain after the man kills the bloodcult member?
One
What is constantly universally present that it is often personified as a character?
Death
“He caught it in his hand and watched it expire there like the last host of Christendom.” What is the line in reference to?
A snowflake
What does the name of the ship, the one the man looks through, "Pájaro de Esperanza" mean?
Bird of Hope
When does the man feel like an uncertain figure?
Wearing new clothes he found on the boat