Characters & Relationships
Events
Themes
Cause & Effect
Imagery & Metaphors
100

Who are the two new men the group meets in Chapter 14?

Travis and Lincoln

100

Who falls off the cliff?

RiRi

100

What does the pink boot mean?

Loss of innocence
100

Why does Frenchie feel guilty?

He killed a man

100

 “The world seemed dull, like a color had ceased to exist.” What literary device is used here?

Imagery / Metaphor – shows Frenchie’s emotional numbness after killing Travis.

200

What is suspicious about the way Lincoln looks at Wab?

He recognizes her from the past: she was one of his victims.

200

Why does the group run?

Recruiters are close

200

What does the North mean?

Hope and freedom 

200

Why is Minerva taken?

She sings and resists

200

“RiRi’s pink boot lay on the edge of the cliff.” Why is this image powerful?

Symbolism / Imagery – represents innocence lost and the tragedy of her death.

300

Who sacrifices herself in the barn?

Minerva

300

What do they find in Minerva’s bed?

tin jingles 

300

What does Miig mean by “good intent”?

Do good even in dark times 

300

What caused RiRi’s death?

Lincoln’s attack

300

“Sometimes the path goes through dark territory.” What does this metaphor mean?

Life’s journey includes pain and moral challenges. 

400

Who does Frenchie kill?

Travis 

400

What does Frenchie decide at the end?

To go after Minerva 

400

What do dreams symbolize?

Indigenous identity 

400

What effect does Minerva’s act have?

Saves the group 

400

“Minerva’s voice carried the old songs like smoke.” What literary device is used?

Imagery / Simile – shows her voice as sacred and powerful, carrying memory and culture.