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The Golden Key Study Guide

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by George MacDonald
About 9 pages (2,662 words)
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1. MacDonald has written that a fantasy writer may invent a world controlled by different physical laws than those which control the real world. Show how Illustration by Arthur Hughes for The Complete Fairy Stories by George MacDonald. Franklin Watts: New York (1961).

the physical laws of Fairyland differ from earth's physical laws.

2. Think of three or four definitions of the word "key" (refer to a dictionary if you wish). Then write an essay, showing how each definition helps explain the meaning of the story.

3. All of the guides in the story are in some ways young and in other ways very old. Survey these characters, showing in what way each combines youth and age.

Then discuss why MacDonald invented characters who fuse these two seemingly opposite qualities.

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The Golden Key from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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