9. Scythes can't wear black, and he is the odd one out, but he is not a scythe still.

1. There are no specific reason

2. They had crushes and stuff but a scythe secretly saw them and exposed it.

3. I think Curie wants Citra to see Scythe Faraday

4. She found Faraday didn't die

5. He writes that Curie might get injured. I think he should min his own buisness

6. He became a killer like Goddard. He became defiance.

7. I think Esme would try and forget about gleanings and scythes and stuff like that

8. They must render their relative deadish

9. Scythes aren't suppose to wear black I guess he is disobeying

10. Yes because Rowan was surprised to see Farady but then it leaves a question. 

1. Maybe it's a scythe commandment. Probably because they give people who want to die a chance to live and have a better life? Or maybe they need to keep the population balanced.

2. They were lovers until a scythe caught them. They were punished by taking seven deaths and not talk to each other for seven years.

3. Scythe Curie told her that so she would see Scythe Faraday, aka Gerald Van Der Gans.

4. Citra realizes that Scythe Faraday is alive at the end of chapter 32.

5. Faraday writes how he thinks that Curie might hurt him. Pretty smart move, but he probably shouldn't just assume things.

6. The actions that Rowan takes affect him when he killed those scythes, he became more of a killer. It also affected his reputation.

7. Esme will probably forget the whole Scythe thing, live a normal life, and eat lots of pizza.

8. They must render their relative deadish to achieve their 'inner scythe.'

9. Every scythe always shuns black. So Rowan kinda stands out.

10. I am fine with the ending, but I do wonder what happened to Rowan after he and Faraday zoomed off into the night.