TCWOL Chapter 20, 21, and 22

Front

Who valiantly gave his life in service?

Back

Paul

Front

What group of people gave them a huge boost in morale that the war may be won or soon over?

Back

Americans

Front

What room was Lisa playing her piano in at the Howard Hotel?

Back

Oak

Front

Whose death made Lisa realize the danger Aaron was in?

Back

Paul's

Front

What made Lisa and Aaron speechless and have hope that the war could be won?

Back

Standing high above London looking at the city and the buildings.

Front

What is the significance of Paul's sacrifice in the story?

Back

It highlights themes of bravery and the impact of loss during wartime.

Front

How did the Americans contribute to the morale of the characters?

Back

Their support and belief in victory inspired hope.

Front

What does the Oak room symbolize in Lisa's experience?

Back

It represents a place of comfort and creativity amidst chaos.

Front

What realization does Lisa come to after Paul's death?

Back

She understands the real dangers of war and the risks faced by loved ones.

Front

How does the view of London affect Lisa and Aaron's perspective on the war?

Back

It instills a sense of hope and possibility for a brighter future.