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What is threatening humanity in this story?

• A deadly virus spread through air transmission.
• Creatures causing insanity...
• Natural disasters triggered by climate change.
• A malevolent artificial intelligence.
• Radioactive fallout from a nuclear disaster.

Why do people need to be blindfolded?

• To perform a sensory deprivation experiment.
• To protect from creatures
• To avoid being recognized by enemies.
• To test a new scientific theory.
• To experience enhanced senses.

Who is the main protagonist in this story? What are three qualities or traits you would list to describe her?

• Malorie. Determined, resourceful, protective.
• Olympia. Timid, intelligent, introverted.
• Jessica. Brave, impulsive, adventurous.
• Tom. Caring, wise, strategic.
• Gary. Deceptive, manipulative, dangerous.

Who is the story’s antagonist? How would you describe him?

• Tom, a compassionate leader who sacrifices for others.
• Gary. Deceptive, manipulative, dangerous.
• Greg, a kind-hearted doctor who helps the group survive.
• Sarah, a young survivor who lost her family.
• Emily, an outsider with mysterious intentions.

How does the antagonist of the story affect the lives of the other characters in the safe house?

• Unites the group and helps them find a way to defeat the creatures.
• Undermines safety, causes division, and paranoia.
• Provides valuable resources and skills to the group.
• Creates a peaceful environment with innovative solutions.
• Introduces advanced technology to protect against threats.

What is the safe house and who lives there? What are the names of all of the survivors (the group)?

• A high-tech bunker with advanced security systems; survivors include Alex, Beth, and David.
• A secluded house; survivors include Malorie, Tom, Olympia, etc.
• A small cabin in the woods; survivors include John, Mary, and Peter.
• An underground facility; survivors include Robert, Sarah, and Emily.
• A fortified castle; survivors include William, Jane, and Michael.

In what way does Malorie’s character change from the beginning to the end of the story?

• Becomes more isolated and distrustful of others.
• Becomes more resilient and focused on survival for her children.
• Becomes more reckless and willing to take risks.
• Finds peace and renounces violence.
• Becomes a leader and guides the group with wisdom.

What are three themes that are presented in the story?

• Friendship, exploration, and technology.
• Survival, motherhood, fear of the unknown.
• Love, betrayal, and revenge.
• Courage, hope, and redemption.
• Mystery, suspense, and adventure.

What symbols are present in Bird Box and what do they represent?

• Mirrors (self-reflection), water (cleansing).
• Blindfolds (protection), birds (danger approaching).
• Fire (destruction), clocks (passage of time).
• Masks (identity), keys (opportunity).
• Books (knowledge), trees (growth).

In what ways is suspense created throughout the story (e.g., flashbacks, narrative structure, foreshadowing, etc.)

• Humorous anecdotes and light-hearted banter among characters.
• Alternating timelines and tense moments of danger.
• Detailed descriptions of characters' daily routines.
• Philosophical discussions and ethical dilemmas.
• Scientific experiments and technological advancements.