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This test consists of 5 short answer questions and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. The Captain realized that ___________ had been Tristan's lover when he was at the castle.
2. What does Tristan have to pick up in order to show his Mistress that he has a soft mouth?
3. Tristan realizes that being Stefan's lover made his slave role _________ and so Tristan could not submit to him.
4. In the early evening, ___________ was a pony again, feeling safe in the harnesses and the position.
5. Nicolas asks Tristan if Tristan hates him for having him __________ at the public turntable.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The slaves are treated like animals during the course of their training, made to live in animal conditions.
Part 1: Why do you think the slaves are treated like animals?
Part 2: How do you think the treatment as lesser beings changes the way a slave looks at their Masters or Mistresses?
Part 3: Do you think a slave who was treated more humanely would be as obedient?
Essay Topic 2
The objectification of the slaves in this book is difficult for some to read and to understand completely, as this is certainly not 'normal' by modern society's standards.
Part 1: Why do you think that the slaves are objectified during the course of their training and auctioning?
Part 2: What might happen if the slaves were allowed to feel like humans during their time as slaves?
Part 3: How does a person change when they are only judged by what they look like?
Essay Topic 3
The slaves are called Princes and Princesses, bought and sold into slavery when they are children.
Part 1: Why do you think Princesses and Princes are turned into slaves?
Part 2: Do you think that the value of the slaves goes up if they are royalty? Why or why not?
Part 3: How do you think the suffering and humiliation of a Prince or Princess compares to a slave who is not royalty?
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