The Midnight Library 153-226

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What does Nora realize about her life in the Midnight Library?

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Nora realizes that while her gentle life is comfortable and easy, she does not belong there because she thinks Dylan deserves the version of her that loves him.

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What is the significance of Nora's 'Book of Regrets'?

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Nora's 'Book of Regrets' is getting lighter, indicating that she is coming to terms with her past choices and regrets.

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What is the name of Nora's band in the Midnight Library?

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Nora's band is called The Labyrinths.

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What lesson does Nora learn from her memory of jumping in the river at 17?

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Nora learns that she has to stop worrying about others' approval.

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What quote by Henry David Thoreau is tattooed on Nora's arm?

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The quote is 'All good things are wild and free'.

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How does Nora's perception of her regrets change throughout the story?

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Nora's perception of her regrets changes as she learns to let go of them, leading to her 'Book of Regrets' becoming lighter.

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What role does the Midnight Library play in Nora's journey?

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The Midnight Library serves as a place for Nora to explore different versions of her life and confront her regrets.

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What does the concept of 'wild and free' represent in Nora's journey?

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The concept of 'wild and free' represents the idea of living authentically and embracing one's true self without the constraints of societal expectations.

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How does Nora's relationship with Dylan influence her decisions?

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Nora's relationship with Dylan influences her decisions as she feels a sense of responsibility to be the best version of herself for him.

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What does the act of jumping into the river symbolize for Nora?

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The act of jumping into the river symbolizes a moment of liberation and the need to break free from societal pressures.