Understanding Characters and Themes in Delirium

The video discusses 'Delirium' by Lauren Oliver, set in a future where love is a disease. The narrator critiques the characters, especially Lena, and shares predictions for future books. The video highlights the book's beautiful writing and invites viewers to share their thoughts.

What is considered a disease in the world of 'Delirium'?

• Sadness

• Anger

• Happiness

• Love

At what age do people undergo a procedure to be 'cured' in 'Delirium'?

• 20

• 22

• 16

• 18

Who is the protagonist of 'Delirium'?

• Lena

• Gracie

• Alex

• Hannah

How does Lena's perspective on society change?

• She decides to become a government official.

• She becomes more supportive of the cure.

• She becomes indifferent to societal rules.

• She starts to see the flaws in her society.

What emotional impact does the idea of a world without love have on the narrator?

• It makes them feel angry.

• It makes them feel sad.

• It makes them feel indifferent.

• It makes them feel hopeful.

What is Lena's initial reaction to Hannah's behavior?

• She joins Hannah in her activities.

• She ignores Hannah's behavior.

• She criticizes Hannah for breaking rules.

• She supports Hannah's actions.

What does the narrator hope for Hannah's character?

• That she runs away to the wilds.

• That she gets cured.

• That she becomes a government official.

• That she betrays Lena.

What is the narrator's theory about Lena's mother?

• She never existed.

• She is alive and will appear in future books.

• She is definitely dead.

• She is a government agent.

What role does Gracie play in Lena's escape?

• She ignores Lena.

• She captures Lena.

• She helps Lena escape.

• She betrays Lena.

What is the narrator's belief about Alex's fate?

• He is alive and will return.

• He has become a government official.

• He has left the country.

• He is definitely dead.