Coraline - Chapter 7

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What is the size of the space Coraline finds herself in?

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Tall enough to sit in, but not wide or deep enough to lie down in.

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What does Coraline discover when she touches one of the walls in the room?

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It's glass and feels cold.

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What does Coraline do to make herself comfortable in the room?

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She uses her sweater as a pillow.

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What does Coraline feel touching her face while in the room?

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A cold hand and lips.

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What advice does Coraline receive as she falls asleep?

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"Look through the stone."

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What is the significance of Coraline's sweater in Chapter 7?

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It serves as a source of comfort and a makeshift pillow.

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How does the environment in Chapter 7 affect Coraline's emotions?

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The cold and glass-like walls create a sense of unease and discomfort.

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What does the cold hand and lips symbolize in Coraline's experience?

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They symbolize the presence of something sinister and the threat in her surroundings.

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What does the phrase 'Look through the stone' suggest about Coraline's journey?

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It implies that she needs to seek clarity or insight to navigate her challenges.

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How does Coraline's physical space reflect her emotional state?

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The confined and uncomfortable space mirrors her feelings of entrapment and fear.

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