Kira's Journey and Challenges

Kyra embarks on a journey to Annabella's house, reflecting on her fears of beasts in the forest. Annabella reassures her, teaching her about dyeing and the safety of the clearing. Kyra sorts threads and discusses the existence of beasts with Thomas, pondering her father's fate. As she drifts to sleep, she questions the reality of beasts and her father's disappearance.

Why does Kira travel alone to the clearing?

• She is avoiding someone.

• Annabella requested it.

• She prefers solitude.

• Matt is busy with his friends.

What is Kira's main fear on the path?

• Being followed by a beast.

• Meeting strangers.

• Getting lost.

• Falling due to her leg.

How does Annabella react to Kira's fear of a beast?

• She shares the fear.

• She ignores it.

• She laughs it off.

• She advises caution.

What color does boiling cornflowers produce?

• Bright yellow.

• Deep red.

• Brownish green.

• Pale lavender.

What does Annabella insist about the beasts?

• They are harmless.

• They are extinct.

• They are imaginary.

• They are dangerous.

What does Kira learn about her father's fate?

• He is still alive.

• He was a poor hunter.

• He left the village.

• He was taken by beasts.

What does Kira do before going to sleep?

• Reads a book.

• Talks to Thomas.

• Writes in her journal.

• Contemplates her fears.