Aru Shah and the End of Time - English Festival

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What is the significance of not saying the Sleeper's name in the Night Bazaar?

Back

Saying the Sleeper's name would cause panic among everyone present.

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Who is responsible for lighting the lamp in the story?

Back

Aru is the one who lights the lamp.

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What magical gift do Aru and Mini receive from the Palace of Illusions?

Back

They receive little, blue, star-shaped tiles that provide them protection.

Front

Why do Mini's parents take her brother to the Otherworld at the age of 13?

Back

They believe he is the Pandava because he is a boy.

Front

What dangerous object is Aru growing up around?

Back

Aru is growing up around the Lamp of Destruction.

Front

What is the role of Boo in Aru's journey?

Back

Boo serves as a guide and protector for Aru.

Front

What does the Palace of Illusions symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the magical and unpredictable nature of the Otherworld.

Front

How does Aru's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Aru learns to embrace her identity and responsibilities as a Pandava.

Front

What themes are explored in 'Aru Shah and the End of Time'?

Back

Themes of friendship, bravery, and the battle between good and evil are explored.

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What is the significance of the Otherworld in the narrative?

Back

The Otherworld represents a realm of magic and danger, crucial to the plot.