The Bronze Bow - Ch.16-21 Review

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Contrast Daniel's outlook on life with that of Malthace.

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Daniel can only see the bad from the Romans while Malthace sees the beauty in life.

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What does Jesus advise Daniel to do to enter the kingdom?

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Jesus says Daniel must let go of his hatred to enter the kingdom.

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Why is Jesus happy to hear what vow Daniel made to God?

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Jesus was happy because Daniel's vow does not require hatred and violence.

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How is Samson's arrival and participation in Joel's rescue surprising?

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Most of the characters thought Samson was not too bright, but he figured out Daniel's plan without ever hearing anything about it.

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What is the real reason that Daniel advises Joel to study in Jerusalem?

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Daniel wants the best for his friend, Joel.

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What is the significance of Daniel's character development throughout the story?

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Daniel evolves from a vengeful youth to someone who understands the importance of love and forgiveness.

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How does Malthace's perspective influence Daniel's actions?

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Malthace's ability to see beauty helps Daniel to reconsider his own negative outlook and motivates him to change.

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What role does friendship play in Daniel's journey?

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Friendship provides support and guidance, helping Daniel to navigate his struggles and choices.

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How does the theme of freedom manifest in the story?

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The quest for freedom is central, as characters grapple with personal and political oppression.

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What lesson does Daniel learn about hatred and violence?

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Daniel learns that hatred and violence do not lead to true freedom or happiness.