4. Who testifies for the prosecution that there was no one occupying the spot on the driving range claimed to be used by Mark on the day of the murder?

5. Abe learns that _____________ had tried to blackmail Mark ten years ago.

Short Essay Questions

1. How are Wes and Sam at odds over Mark's criminal nature?

2. How does Wes show reasonable doubt about the missing vial of blood by questioning Mark's doctor?

3. What does Glitsky think could have been Diane's ulterior motive for killing Mark?

4. Explain why Mark's business is in trouble even though he was acquitted in the murder trial.

5. What information does Christina find out about what Mark did regarding her and Joe Avery?

6. How is Mark's madness evidenced in the scene in Christina's hospital room?

7. What information does Mark provide about not killing Sheila when he takes the stand?

8. What does Wes notice when he returns to the room being used for the defense?

9. How does Wes try to implicate Glitsky in planting the vial of blood?

10. What are the repercussions of a photo taken of Mark and Christina kissing?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The author uses more than one iteration on the theme of guilt. Identify at least two themes about guilt in the book. Then cite an example to support each theme you name.

Essay Topic 2

The author uses some important instances of foreshadowing in the story. Explain what foreshadowing is and cite at least two examples making sure to explain what makes each an example of foreshadowing.

Essay Topic 3

GUILT is a modern-day mystery story. What does that classification entail? Why does this novel fit into this category? Explain.

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