1. After the South African police force is asked to pull back, the terrorists make contact a second time. What do they tell Peter that deeply affects him and why?

2. What is the content of the letter that arrives for Peter at the Dorchester after Melissa-Jane is kidnapped?

3. What offer does Magda make Peter that tempts him but that he has to refuse?

4. According to the demands Ingrid makes, when are the men to be released and what is significant about the timing?

5. Caliph's motives have changed since the Boeing hijacking. How?

6. How do the terrorists who board Speedbird 070 manage to deflect and draw attention at the same time and why?

7. How does Peter feel about Magda's Maserati?

8. How much does Peter tell Magda when he returns and what is her response?

9. Peter and Dr. Parker exchange differing viewpoints. What disagreements do Peter and Dr. Parker have concerning the merits of morally justifiable militancy?

10. Like the rest of the terrorists, Ingrid is having problems. What are they and why?

Essay Topics

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Essay Topic 1

Parker has his hands in many different arenas. Other than running Atlas, what else is he involved with? What is his ultimate goal and in what way do his other activities facilitate this ultimate goal?

Essay Topic 2

The main subject of this novel surrounds terrorist activities and the effects they play on a world wide scale. The position of Caliph is somewhat of a conundrum. How? What does the name actually translate to? How is it an indicator of who is behind the name?

Essay Topic 3

What is Atlas? For what purpose is it created? In what way is it successful and in what way does it fail? Who can the failure be attributed to? What is necessary to make it succeed?

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