AMC - Chapter 27 - end

What does the fourth tale reveal to Conor?

• He is okay with his mother dying

• He's terrified of letting his mother go

• He's ultimately okay with his mother dying

• The four tales were meaningless

What lesson does the monster want Conor to learn from the fourth tale?

• A) People are complicated and have complex thoughts

• B) Always follow your beliefs, no matter the cost.

• C) Asking for help is a sign of weakness.

• D) People deserve punishment for their choices.

What does the monster force Conor to do after the fourth tale?

• Apologize to his grandmother

• Speak his own truth

• Destroy something else

• Ask for forgiveness

Why does Conor resist telling the truth?

• He fears what the truth will mean.

• He doesn’t believe the monster.

• He doesn’t know the truth.

• He thinks his mother will be angry.

What happens when Conor refuses to speak the truth?

• The monster punishes him.

• The monster disappears.

• The nightmare returns, and he is dragged into darkness.

• He feels relieved.

Where does Conor go after waking from his nightmare?

• To his grandmother’s house

• To the hospital to see his mother

• To his father’s hotel

• To the yew tree

What does Conor’s mother say when he visits her?

• Nothing.

• Not very much

• I’m proud of you.

• Stay strong for your grandmother.

Why does Conor feel guilty when he sees his mother?

• He didn’t spend enough time with her.

• He feels he wished for her death in his nightmare.

• He destroyed his grandmother’s house.

• He blames himself for her illness.

What does Conor realize he has in common with his grandmother?

• They both hide their emotions.

• They both want to run away from their pain.

• They both blame each other for his mother’s illness.

• They both trust the monster.

How does Conor’s relationship with his grandmother change?

• They grow closer and understand each other.

• Conor continues to resent her.