Leper's Symbolic Journey and Fears

The video tutorial discusses Leper's journey and his artistic ability, focusing on his skiing trip into the woods. It explores the symbolic meaning of the river and woods, highlighting Leper's fears and character traits. The discussion emphasizes Leper's role as the oldest boy, his symbolic moment on the hill, and his impending journey into war, symbolizing the challenges and fears he faces.

What is the initial setting discussed in the video?

• A battlefield

• A classroom

• A ski resort

• A library

What page reference is mentioned for the scene with Leper?

• Pages 50-51

• Pages 120-121

• Pages 100-101

• Pages 93-94

Where is Leper going to ski?

• Down a mountain

• On a frozen lake

• Into the woods

• Into the hills

What is Leper trying to find in the woods?

• A hidden cabin

• A lost treasure

• The Beaver Dam

• A secret path

Which river is mentioned as a tributary in the video?

• The Mississippi

• The Amazon

• The Devon

• The Nile

What is Leper more afraid of than the river?

• The dark

• The tree

• The wind

• The cold

What does the tree symbolize in the context of Leper's fears?

• Strength

• Freedom

• Hope

• Anxiety

Where was Leper moved to during the class discussion?

• A new city

• A different country

• A building near the woods

• A house by the river

What does the Devon symbolize in the video?

• Danger

• Adventure

• Goodness

• Mystery

Why is Leper considered the test case?

• He is the youngest

• He is the most experienced

• He is the oldest

• He is the bravest