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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In traditional three-act structure, act one is the exposition, act two the complication and the defeat of the hero, and act three the resolution. Into which three-act element does Part Four seem to fit? (from Part Four, Pages 505-561)

Complication.

Resolution.

Defeat.

Exposition.

2.

In which aspect does Mel and Tristan’s relationship most deepen over the first six months? (from Part One, Pages 1-49)

Physical attraction.

Intellectual intimacy.

Ability to tease each other.

Trust.

3.

Rebecca’s journal entries open with extensive discussions of her gardens and of the weather. What is the most important purpose they serve? (from Part One, Pages 49-100)

They demonstrate Rebecca’s caring nature and her affinity with the natural world.

They exemplify Rebecca’s attention to detail.

They establish the authenticity of the journal entries.

They show the passage of time.

4.

Tristan describes Magnus as having a “vaguely manic ‘ah, WTF’ aspect” (492). What does this description imply about Magnus? (from Part Four, Pages 465-504)

He is impulsive and unpredictable.

He is mentally unsound.

He is secretive and untrustworthy.

He is hyperactive and distractible.

5.

One of the thematic points frequently raised in the novel is the pervasive uncertainty about historical detail. Which document strongly highlights this concept? (from Part Three, Pages 403-461)

Mel’s description of Tristan’s mission in Collinet (440-444).

Tristan’s “Post from LTC Tristan Lyons, Day 630” (422-423).

Mel’s “DODO Report: Potential KCWs, Normandy, 12th Century” (425-426).

Mel’s “After Action Report” of Chira’s mission (403-416).

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