Themes
Linus Baker
DICOMY
Marsyas Islannd
The Children
100

What theme is shown when Linus starts defending the children?  

What is caring?

100

Who is the caseworker in Chapters 13–15?

Who is Linus Baker?

100

What does DICOMY stand for?

Department in Charge of Magical Youth.

100

Where is the orphanage located?

Marsyas Island.

100

Who is the child with the bad dream in Chapter 13?

Lucy.

200

What theme is shown when the village treats the children badly?

What is prejudice?

200

What does Linus do for DICOMY?  

He writes reports.

200

What is the organization that tells Linus to stay objective and remain professional?

DICOMY

200

What happens in the village during the outing

People stare at the children.

200

Who turns into a dog when scared at the ice cream shop?

Sal.


300

What theme is shown when Marsyas feels like a safe home?

What is belonging?

300

What does Linus begin to feel after spending time on the island?  

He starts caring about the children.

300

What does DICOMY send Linus in Chapter 15?

A secret file and a key

300

What hidden place does Linus find in Chapter 15?

The cellar

300

Who buys gardening tools in the village?

Talia.

400

What theme is shown when Linus starts questioning DICOMY?

What is growth?

400

What does Linus realize when he hears about the cellar?  

He cannot trust DICOMY completely.

400

What does the letter warn Linus about?

Getting too attached to the island.

400

What does the cellar prove?

Arthur was abused there as a child.

400

Who gets excited about records in the record store?

Lucy.

500

What theme is shown when Arthur protects the children from the world?  

What is protection?

500

What does Linus decide to do at the end of Chapter 15?

He goes to the cellar.

500

What does the letter say about Arthur?

It says he is not who Linus thinks he is.

500

What does Marsyas become by the end of Chapter 15?

A home. 



500

Which child is called a wyvern in the report?

Theodore.