The False Prince

Front

Who is responsible for taking care of Sage's wounds after Errol?

Back

Imogen

Front

What was the consequence Sage faced for lying?

Back

No meals for a day

Front

With whom did Sage have dance lessons?

Back

Jean

Front

Where did the dinner take place during the princess's visit?

Back

The great hall

Front

What activity was replaced by dance lessons after horseback riding was canceled?

Back

Dance

Front

What is the significance of Imogen's role in Sage's recovery?

Back

Imogen shows care and support for Sage, highlighting themes of friendship and loyalty.

Front

How does Sage's punishment reflect the values of the society in 'The False Prince'?

Back

The punishment emphasizes discipline and the importance of honesty.

Front

What does Sage's experience with dance lessons reveal about his character development?

Back

It shows Sage's adaptability and willingness to learn new skills.

Front

What setting is described as the location for the dinner with the princess?

Back

The great hall, which signifies importance and formality.

Front

What lesson can be inferred from the cancellation of horseback riding?

Back

Adaptability and finding joy in unexpected changes.