Understanding Themes and Characters in 'Scythe'

Ashley discusses 'Scythe' by Neil Shusterman, sharing her thoughts on the book's plot, characters, and themes. She highlights the utopian world where death is conquered, leading to the creation of scythes who control death. The story follows Citra and Rowan as they navigate their roles as scythe apprentices. Ashley delves into themes of power and morality, expressing her admiration for the book's world-building and character development. She also shares her excitement about the book's ending and encourages viewers to read it.

In the world of 'Scythe', what has humanity conquered?

• Space travel

• Disease

• Death

• Poverty

What is the primary role of Scythes in the book?

• To heal the sick

• To control population by choosing who dies

• To govern the world

• To maintain peace

What format did the narrator use to read 'Scythe'?

• Hardcover

• E-book

• Audiobook

• Paperback

How does the narrator describe the book 'Scythe'?

• Difficult to understand

• One of the best books of the year

• Confusing

• Boring

Who are the main characters in 'Scythe'?

• Citra and Rowan

• Ashley and Neil

• Faraday and Goddard

• Anastasia and Lucifer

What is the relationship between Citra and Rowan?

• Siblings

• Apprentices competing to become a Scythe

• Friends

• Enemies

What theme is heavily explored in 'Scythe'?

• Friendship and loyalty

• Love and romance

• Power and its potential to corrupt

• Adventure and exploration

How does the narrator feel about the theme of power in the book?

• Indifferent

• Disinterested

• Confused

• Fascinated

What aspect of the book does the narrator find most captivating?

• The romance

• The world-building

• The action scenes

• The humor

What is the narrator's opinion on the book's ending?

• Confusing

• Predictable

• One of the best endings

• Disappointing