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In the story of Narcissus, why does the lake weep?

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She saw her own beauty in his eyes

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The story of Narcissus in the Prologue is mainly about: beauty, the dangers of living in an enchanted forest with talking trees and lakes, vanity, sadness

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vanity

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The personification of the lake in the Prologue establishes a _______ tone for the novel.

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magical

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Santiago travels with his sheep to get $ for their wool, but what does he really want?

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To see the merchant's daughter

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Santiago’s first memorable desire was to travel. He fulfilled this desire by

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buying a flock of sheep

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Santiago's parents wanted him to make a living as

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a priest

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To repay her for interpreting his dream, what does the old gypsy woman require Santiago to give her? Options: one tenth of his flock of sheep, three ancient Spanish gold coins, one tenth of his treasure, should he find it, his book and his jacket

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one tenth of his treasure, should he find it

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The boy's recurring dream is about...

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being taken to the Pyramids and told of a treasure.

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The old man the boy meets in Tarifa claims he is

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the King of Salem.

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What does Melchizedek want for helping Santiago?

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10% of his flock