Among The Hidden: Chapter 1-3

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What is the significance of Luke's hiding in the story?

Back

Luke's hiding represents the theme of oppression and the struggle for freedom in a society that restricts individual rights.

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Who are Luke's brothers and how do they differ from him?

Back

Luke's brothers, Mathew and Mark, do not have to hide like Luke does, highlighting the differences in their experiences and the societal rules they face.

Front

What does the term 'shadow child' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

A 'shadow child' refers to a child who is illegal and must hide from the government, as Luke is in the story.

Front

How does the government control the population in 'Among The Hidden'?

Back

The government enforces strict population control laws that limit the number of children families can have, leading to the existence of hidden children like Luke.

Front

What does Luke's observation about the trees symbolize?

Back

Luke's observation about the trees symbolizes loss and change in his environment, reflecting the impact of government actions on nature and personal freedom.

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What emotions does Luke experience due to his hiding?

Back

Luke experiences feelings of loneliness, fear, and frustration due to his isolation and the need to hide from the outside world.

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What role does family play in Luke's life?

Back

Family is a source of both support and conflict for Luke; while they care for him, they also enforce the rules that require him to hide.

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How does the setting influence the characters in 'Among The Hidden'?

Back

The setting, a controlled and oppressive society, influences the characters' actions, decisions, and their need to conform to societal rules.

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What is the impact of the government on individual rights in the story?

Back

The government severely restricts individual rights, particularly for families with more than two children, leading to the existence of hidden children.

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What does Luke's relationship with the outside world look like?

Back

Luke's relationship with the outside world is limited and fearful; he can only observe from a distance and must remain hidden.