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Stranger in a Strange Land Study Guide

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by Robert A. Heinlein
About 71 pages (21,390 words)
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Jubal's House

Jubal's house in Pennsylvania is a large mansion with a swimming pool and gardens. He keeps an open-house policy, as long as his guests are useful or interesting.

Bethesda Medical Center

The government puts Michael into the Bethesda Medical Center where he is closely guarded. Ben Caxton attempts to free Michael and fails. Gillian Boardman succeeds.

Foster's Church

Foster's church provides many of the things that humans need from religion and is a large structure with restricted zones.

Michael's Church

Michael's church is a large structure with restricted zones, but moves away from an institutional quality to luxurious comfort.

Hotel in Florida

The hotel in Florida, owned by Michael, is where he and his followers gather after the main church burns down. Michael's martyrdom happens at the.....

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