The Marrow Thieves (Ch.9-11)

Front

What did the Church and scientists do when native people stopped volunteering for experiments?

Back

They turned to prisoners.

Front

Why does Minerva feel nervous about sickness?

Back

She had lost a baby to sickness.

Front

Who did Miig and Isaac encounter in the forest near their home?

Back

A man, an older woman, and a younger woman.

Front

What was the reason for the group's unhappiness?

Back

They did not want to leave the Four Winds Resort.

Front

Who did Miig find outside their bedroom door at night?

Back

The younger woman.

Front

What is the significance of the Four Winds Resort in the story?

Back

It represents a place of temporary safety and comfort for the characters.

Front

How does the theme of loss manifest in Minerva's character?

Back

Minerva's nervousness about sickness reflects her past trauma of losing a child.

Front

What role do children play in the context of the experiments mentioned?

Back

Children are often seen as vulnerable and are sometimes targeted for experiments.

Front

What does the presence of the older woman signify in the group?

Back

She represents wisdom and experience, often guiding the younger characters.

Front

How does the setting of the forest contribute to the story's themes?

Back

The forest symbolizes both danger and refuge for the characters.