1. He has done so because of an upcoming quest to find and destroy Arawn's cauldron.

2. Awarn's Cauldron is a cauldron that can bring people back to life, but with consequences. Whoever comes back to life through this cauldron will become weapons of murder, pawns of Awarn. However, they won't have to experience death again.

3. Adaon is an insight and wise person, who can undertand people. He had a lot of experience from his past, like sailing beyond the Isle of Mona. This indicates that he is a valuable person to be travelling with, being quite wise and kind. He also has a brooch that can allow him to see the future.

4. Ellidyr might have been angry at Taran for not giving a proper greeting that he thought his rank should have. Technically, he was the one who started it. This arrogance may have started due to only have his name, sword, and horse. The little of Ellidyr's family fortune had been taken by his older brothers. Since he has nothing, he decided to become very arrogant as to cover up what little he has.

5. They are mortal servants that have chosento bound to Awarn through a blood oath. The Huntsmen are sworn to allegiance and are ruthless. They are swift and have a lot of endurance. Exhaustion, hunger and thirst do not matter. 

6. The cauldron was given a new hiding place before the plan had been iniciated. Everything was fine, and the plan went exactly according to plan, but the cauldron wasn't even there, so all the hard work was for nothing.

7. Gwystyl is a thin man with a robe over his body. He has hair that looks like cobwebs, and his face has a nose that droops down over his upper lip which  droops down towards his chin. He might be depressed because his job is boring and he's been on it for many years without a single speck of gratitude or payment for his hard work.

8. Ellidyr decided to find the cauldron, and that infuriated Taran, which led to them arguing. Eilonwy reminded that Adaon was in charge of both of the boys, yet the man decided that Taran should make the decison. He decided to go to the Marshes of Morva, and so that is why the company is going to that very place I just mentioned a few words ago.

9. There was a rock stuck in Islimach's left forehoof, and Taran took it out.

10. The brooch is a gift from Adaon's betrothed, who is unfortunately dead. It allows him to dream of the future, which is how he was able to foresee his death.

1. Xenocrates had been teased about his size by the Supreme Blade, and he now thought that he was like 'the  overweight kid that was always picked last in the sports team'. In Midmerica, he would've been thought as impressive, but now he looked silly compared to the other scythes in the World Council.

2. By misplaced, Faraday could simply be implying about the hidden books while keeping them a secret.

3. Goddard wouldn't let her have what she wanted, so she decided that he shouldn't have what he wanted as well. This is why she lets Rowan escape.

4. They manage to find the Marshall Atolls, and they discover that the center Atoll, Kwajalein is the Land of Nod.

5. The Thunderhead can't operate on Endura because of scythe-stat separation. So, humans have to fix the glitches manually, just like in the mortal age. Either that or it's the doing of Goddard, who hacked into the system, which caused the sinking of Endura.

6. The World Council saw themselves in Anastasia, and since they were power hungry before, they assumed that Anastasia was also power hungry.

7. She tricked the two into going into the cube and locking them in. Since water temperature is always a few degrees above freezing, the air-tight chambers would preserve the two until they were found and revived.

8. This is probably in a plan of the Thunderhead's. In previous plans, the Thunderhead would have to have a connection with Greyson in private. For example, Greyson and Agent Traxler would communicate in secret while Greyson was an unsavory. This time, the Thunderhead marked everyone unsavory except for Greyson, so that meant nobody can communicate with the Thunderhead except Greyson, and so this could be how Greyson can communicate with the Thunderhead secretly. This factor must be part of the Thunderhead's plan, otherwise it wouldn't try to communicate with Greyson more than once.

1. Xenocrates had been teased about his weight by the Supreme Blade, and he now thought that he was like 'the  overweight kid that was always picked last in the sports team'.

2. I'm not sure. (Also, Faraday is speaking, not Munira)

3. Goddard wouldn't let her have what she wanted, so she decided that he shouldn't have what he wanted as well. This is why she lets Rowan escape.

4. They manage to find the Marshall Atolls, and they discover that the center Atoll, Kwajalein is the Land of Nod.

5. The Thunderhead can't operate on Endura because of scythe-stat separation. So, humans have to fix the glitches manually, just like in the mortal age. Either that or it's the doing of Goddard, who hacked into the system, which caused the sinking of Endura.

6. The World Council saw themselves in Anastasia, and since they were power hungry before, they assumed that Anastasia was also power hungry.

7. She tricked the two into going into the cube and locking them in. Since water temperature is always a few degrees above freezing, the air-tight chamber would preserve the two until they were found and revived.

8. This is probably in a plan of the Thunderhead's.

(Since when were there only eight questions?)

1. According to the clerk, Greyson was unsovory due to violation of the scythe-stat separation.

2. Greyson was marked 'unsavory' so he could communicate with Traxler in secret.

3. I think Faraday came fonly to get questions answered and to deliver information and warnings. At least, that's what it seemed like to me.

4. According to the Thunderhead, it 'simply understood the need for variety and social innovation'. This is probably hinting that the Thunderhead understood that not everything had to be the same, so it created the Charter Regions for people who wanted to have different lifestyles and personas from people outside the regions.

5. I think Scythe Rand is secretly recruiting Tyger for the sole purposes of her own goals. For example, ending Rowan. We know that Rowan and Tyger shared a connection before the whole 'scythe' period, and so Rowan might hesitate to fight Tyger. Also, it could mean another scythe that supports Goddard's beliefs.

6. Faraday requests that Munira simply help him by concealing him during his visits, warning if anyone comes near, not alert anyone that Faraday is still alive, etc.

7. Constantine says that Citra shouldn't glean because of the threat around her and Curie. He said that giving the subjects their choice of place to be gleaned would give the subjects a clear advantage and a chance to eliminate Citra. Constantine said it wasn't worht the risk.

8. The fact that Mault was set in the Fifties era completely surprised Greyson. He though the club would be like a sort of Night Club.

9. The wine is acid. That's it. It's toxic acid.

10. Scythe Curie says that a scythe conscience is their most valuable posse

1. Scythe Brahms is a  New Orderscythe who had recetnly turned the corner for the second time. He is a man who enjoys 'gleaning', or killing, and so he leaned more towards Goddard's beliefs. He wears a peach colored robe with embroidered baby-blue trim. I am fairly sure that a regular, more merciful scythe does not restrain a subject, play some music and then kill the subject without their consent.

​2. The book doesn't clearly state what exactly is the remaining path, but I am fairly sure that he means killing the scythes who don't deserve their position.

​3. Xenocrates is complaining on why the Thunderhead hadn't reacted to Rowan's actions. While the complaint is valid, the Thunderhead's arguement is correct. The complaint is not justified, since it is not the Thunderhead's business to punish a scythe, ordained or not. As long as Rowan completed his training and has a scythe ring, he is a scythe, according to the Thunderhead's perspective. It cannot get involved, as it cannot interact with the scythedom.

4. Scythe Anastasia lets the subjects have time to prepare and decide their death themselves. This method is a very merciful, unlike some other methods, such as Brahm's method.

​​​​​​​​5. The scythedom has gotten so focused on the deed of killing that they have forgotten how to glean with compassion. They couldn't understand what the subject felt about dying. Being able to choose how you die is an honor (kind of). Illnesses are kind of like Citra's method, and so they give time to make amends with family.

​​​​​​​​6. Because of the memorial of death, Pittsburgh has become the everyday Halloween city.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

​​​​​​​​7. New-order scythes are more boastful, while old-order scythes tend to be more cautious. The more you live, the more you know. New-order scythes also tend to enjoy gleaning, while old-order scythes usually glean with compassion, like Scythe Curie.

​​​​​​​​8. Judging from the book, Rand is going to train Tyger to be a scythe. It isn't entirely clear.

​​​​​​​​9. Traxler may have been targeting Greyson for a certain reason, since Traxler is being extremely specific about what exactly he is speaking, and he also gives the address, as if he's hoping for Greyson to save the two scythes. 

​​​​​​​​10. He may have meant that certain experiences in scythehood may detach a scythe for their family. By detach, I mean detaching the bonds of family. For instance, killing. Knowing that your relative is a killer can be a little shocking. Another thing, the mentor of the said scythe could take the role of parent from the biological parent of the said scythe. This could create jealousy.

1. Scythe Brahms is a scythe who had recetnly turned the corner for the second time. He is a man who enjoys 'gleaning', or killing, and so he leaned more towards Goddard's beliefs.

​2. The book doesn't clearly state what exactly is the remaining path, but I am fairly sure that he means killing the scythes who don't deserve their position.

​​​​​​​​3. Xenocrates is complaining on why the Thunderhead hadn't reacted to Rowan's actions. While the complaint is valid, the Thunderhead's arguement is correct. The complaint is not justified, since it is not the Thunderhead's business to punish a scythe, ordained or not. As long as Rowan completed his training and has a scythe ring, he is a scythe.

​​​​​​​4. Scythe Anastasia lets the subjects have time to prepare and decide their death themselves.

​​​​​​​​5. The scythedom has gotten so focused on the deed of killing that they have forgotten how to glean with compassion. They couldn't understand what the subject felt about dying.

​​​​​​​​6. Because of the memorial of death, Pittsburgh has become the everyday Halloween city.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

​​​​​​​​7. New-order scythes are more boastful, while old-order scythes tend to be more cautious. The more you live, the more you know.

​​​​​​​​8. Judging from the book, Rand is going to train Tyger.

​​​​​​​​9. Traxler may have been targeting Greyson for a certain reason, since Traxler is being extremely specific about what exactly he is speaking, and he also gives the address, as if he's hoping for Greyson to save the two scythes.

​​​​​​​​10. He may have meant that certain experiences in scythehood may detach a scythe for their family. By detach, I mean detaching the bonds of family.

1. When Brutes decided to burn down another Finca, Adoni traced their steps and caught up to them just before they got to the forest. She managed to catch the leader of the group, which we can assume is Dain.

2. Teera forces Reina to shoot Treowe as her test to see who exactly Reina is loyal to: Her friends or her grandmother. This is a test of choosing. The Matriarch is forcing Reina to choose between Treowe or Teera. Teera must've seen Reina and Trewoe, or else the Matriarch probably would've put Dain in the test (which I'm sure everybody will probably not miss him).

3. He means to use Tre's sacrifice as a boost to the Matriarch position. Matriarch is a powerful position, and Tre's sacrifice will increase the amount of trust that the Matriarch has in Reina, increasing the chance of getting the Matriarch position.

4. Tre knew he would die anyway, so he chose to use his death as a way to help Reina so Gentles and Brutes alike can have better lives in Nede.

5. The dress represents Reina herself. For example, the muted colors of turquoise, orange, and yellow hint at Reina's relationship with the Matriarch. The riding boots signify Reina's love for horses and that she isn't like the Matriarch, who prefers fanciness.

6. Just about everything in the anthem is a lie, so Reina can't help but feel that she's been lied to. For example, 'Brutes are no more'. This proved to be a lie since we know that Brutes do exist. Jase and Rohan are living proof. 

7. I admit that I was a bit surprised, even if I didn't show it. However, as I kept reading, I could understand the Matriarch's reason for not choosing Reina. Yes, I expected that Reina would be chosen, but I knew at the back of my mind that if this were a series, than there must be some sort of plot twist to the story, or else it would only be one book and not a series. If I didn't know this, I would be much more surprised.

8. When the Matriarch went to Reina's room to pick up the dagger that Reina was given from Rohan, she discovered the book in the room. Now that Reina knows, Matriarch Teera knows that Reina cannot be chosen, as she has shown herself to not be trusted in the Matriarch's eyes.

9. I think Reina sent Neechi to Bella Terra so he wouldn't be targeted by the Matriarch, basically saying that she wants to keep the Gentle safe, as he did nothing to deserve the cruelty of Nede.

10. Reina thinks that if most of the Alexia still care about the Virtues, then joining them might increase the chance for Nede to undo its wrongs.

1. Adoni had recently captured a Brute with 'red hair'.

2. Teera forces Reina to shoot Treowe, which I must say is downright cruel.

3. He means to use Tre's sacrifice as a boost to the Matriarch position. Matriarch is a powerful position, and Tre's sacrifice will give her a large boost that will increase her chances of becoming the Matriarch.

4. Tre knew he would die anyway, so he chose to use his death as a chance to help males have a better life than now.

5. I think it is the time that was taken to make the said dress, and the fact that it represents what destinies Reina will most likely have, like Alexia or Matriarch.

6. Just about everything in the anthem is a lie, so Reina can't help but feel that she's been lied to. For example, 'Brutes are no more'. This proved to be a lie since we know that Brutes do exist. Jase and Rohan are living proof.

7. I admit that I was a bit surprised, even if I didn't show it. However, as I kept reading, I could understand the Matriarch's reason for not choosing Reina. Yes, I expected that Reina would be chosen, but I knew at the back of my mind that if this were a series, than there must be some sort of plot twist to the story, or else it would only be one book and not a series. If I didn't know this, I would be much more surprised.

8. When the Matriarch went to Reina's room to pick up the dagger that Reina was given from Rohan, she discovered the book in the room. Now that Reina knows, Matriarch Teera knows that Reina cannot be chosen, as she has shown herself to not be trusted, in the Matriarch's eyes.

9. I think Reina sent Neechi to Bella Terra so he wouldn't be targeted by the Matriarch, basically saying that she wants to keep the Gentle safe.

10. Reina thinks that if most of the Alexia still care about the Virtues, then joining them might increase the chance for Nede to undo its wrongs.

1. I would say that he is strict yet fair person. He is someone who takes justice seriously. For example, instead of killing Reina or keeping her at Tree Camp forever, he let her go back to her mother's finca with a small condition. Torvus also let the other Brutes decide wether they wanted to go to Dain's side or stay at his.

​2. I don't think so. From what I've read, the future doesn't end up too bad. Reina gets the destiny of Alexia, which might be a good position to still make a difference in Nede.

​3. Reina understands both of the advantages and disadvantages of being a Gentle or a Brute, but she feels that either option will linger on her mind for the rest of her life. Guilt on your shoulders can sometimes be hard to bear. At least, that's what I think.

​​​​​​​4. Somehow, Torvus and Leda are related, in a way. I am suspecting that they both might be Jase's parents.

​​​​​​​​5. It may have been caused by a vampire bat that had some sort of disease. If Callisto showed any signs, she would have to be killed.

​​​​​​​​6. It has been confirmed. Leda is Jase's MOTHER.

​​​​​​​​7. The day before, an Alexia had come to the finca and informed Leda that Reina was missing, so she went to search for her. He hadn't returned yet.

8. The secret that Jonalyn tells is something that we already know: Leda is somehow associated with Brutes.

​​​​​​​​9. Reina's judgement has been changed from the Brutes, and she is beginning to doubt if Gentles were born Gentles or not.

​​​​​​​​10. The toucan represents the Matriarch herself. The toucan's vivid colors represent the Matriarch's robe, and its eating habits represent how Matriarch Teera is slowly taking control of everyone on Nede.

1. I would say that he is strict yet fair person. He is someone who takes justice seriously.

​2. Personally, I don't know. It depends on what happens in the future, and I did not get enough information to decide on my opinion.

​​​​​​​​3. Reina understands both of the advantages and disadvantages of being a Gentle or a Brute, but she feels that either option will linger on her mind for the rest of her life. Guilt on your shoulders can sometimes be hard to bear. At least, that's what I think.

​​​​​​​4. Torvus knows Reina's mother. Reina reminds Torvus of Leda.

​​​​​​​​5. It may have been caused by a vampire bat that had some sort of disease. If Callisto showed any signs, she would have to be killed.

​​​​​​​​6. Reina finally realizes. Jase knows Leda. They are related somehow, even if we don't know how.

​​​​​​​​7. The day before, an Alexia had come to the finca and informed Leda that Reina was missing, so she went to search for her.

8. The secret that Jonalyn tells is something that we already know: Leda is somehow associated with Brutes.

​​​​​​​​9. Reina's judgement has been changed from the Brutes, and she is beginning to doubt if Gentles were born Gentles or not.

​​​​​​​​10. I think it symbolizes joy, happiness and freedom, like the Matriarch's robe might symbolize, but in truth, the Matriarch is the exact opposite of what a toucan represents.

1. I think that Adoni whispered what the test was, which is why Jamara attempted to kill Bri during training.

2. I would say yes because Jamara did have a dagger in her hand and was ready to kill Bri. You don't usually point a dagger at someone's chest unless you want to kill them.

3. A dichotomy is when two opposite things are fused together into one thing. In this case, 'the fusion of strength and beauty'.

4. I think there are two reasons for that: one, there were two certain Gentles that managed to convince the Matriarch to let Callisto ride in the arena, and two, I think the Matriarch seems to have a little bit of favouritism in Reina.

5. She learned from both Adoni and Solomon. Adoni inspired Reina to learn to ride, while Solomon helped and gave tips.

6. Adoni knows that having an Alexia-friendly Matriarch means more advantages for the Alexia, which is why Adoni lets Reina train with Trinidad.

7. In the beginning of the book, it's found out that Reina is tired of living in a simple, rural life. She wants to have a more exciting, Alexia life. But when she is put into the Succession, the things she sees there change her. She suddenly misses her old home.

8. The meaning of 'both more and less' is literal. They've become more, with their numbers expanding, finer horses, becoming stronger, etc. But, they've also become less. They are more obedient, less reliable, etc.

9. They had good intentions, basically wanting to heal her and give her shelter for the night.

10. They are both the same age, somewhere around the age of seven. However, the little Brutes aren't very organized, unlike the Gentles. The Brutes mostly travel in a group, while Gentles travel in a line, which gives an example on how free they both are. Gentles are destined for work. While Brutes also have work, they are treated as normal citizens instead of servants.

1. I think that Adoni whispered what the test was, which is why Jamara attempted to kill Bri during training.

2. Yes and no. I think that the Matriarch ordered Jamara to kill her opponent, which might have not necessarily been Bri.

3. A dichotomy is when two opposite things are fused together into one thing. In this case, 'the fusion of strength and beauty'.

4. I think there are two reasons for that: one, there were two certain Gentles that managed to convince the Matriarch to let Callisto ride in the arena, and two, I think the Matriarch seems to have a little liking in Reina.

5. She learned from both Adoni and Solomon. Adoni inspired Reina to learn to ride, while Solomon helped and gave tips.

6. Trinidad told Adoni that having a 'skilled, savvy, Alexia-friendly Matriarch' would bring its advantages, which Adoni understands.

7. In the beginning of the book, it's found out that Reina is tired of living in a simple, rural life. She wants to have a more exciting, Alexia life. But when she is put into the Succession, the things she sees there change her. She suddenly misses her old home.

8. The meaning of 'both more and less' is literal. They've become more, with their numbers expanding, finer horses, becoming stronger, etc. But, they've also become less. They are more obedient, less reliable, etc.

9. They had good intentions, basically wanting to heal her and give her shelter for the night.

10. They are both the same age, somewhere around the age of seven. However, the little Brutes aren't very organized, unlike the Gentles. The Brutes mostly travel in a group, while Gentles travel in a line, which gives an example on how free they both are. Gentles are destined for work. While Brutes also have work, they are treated as normal citizens istead of servants.

1. She thinks that Reina is going to eliminate her chances of Matriarch.

2. Their numbers changed greatly (there was one fifth of the Alexia before), they became more disciplined, skilled, and affinited. They even got finer horses.

3. It's used to train Gentles (like a school) for their future years as servants to Nede.

4. I can't really explain it, but it's like she's a person that would take pity on slaves, except the Gentles are the slaves. Like, she thinks it's right and wrong at the same time.

5. Nari somewhat reacts the same way Reina does. She does start to do this test, but hesitates. She ended up not doing the test in pity.

6. It is true history, America actually exists. And isn't that Tristan Pierce's Journal?

7. It's the story of how Tristan saved women from the hands of the brutes, thus becoming the first matriarch. At least, that's what the public thinks. The truth is something much more frightening.

8. In the beginning, she was planning not to win, suggesting that she didn't want to win. But now, she is determined to win so Nede won't get even more corrupted by Teera.

9. While women are usually treated, the Gentles are just left to die. Also, the Clinic is only a waiting room with too many chairs. (And I mean it)

​​​​​​​10. Ciela says that Jonalyn might have been attacked by Brutes. Since this isn't something that happens everyday, and Reina encountered two of them before, this unlocks a new fear. But will it last?

1. She thinks that Reina is going to eliminate her chances of Matriarch.

2. Their numbers changed greatly (there was one fifth of the Alexia before), they became more disciplined, skilled, and affinited. They even got finer horses.

3. It's used to train Gentles (like a school) for their future years as servants to Nede.

4. I can't really explain it, but it's like she's a person that would take pity on slaves, except the Gentles are the slaves.

5. She somewhat reacts the same way Reina does. She does start to do this test, but hesitates.

6. It is true history, America actually exists.

7. It's the story of how Tristan was able to save women from the hands of the brutes, thus becoming the first matriarch.

8. In the beginning, she was planning not to win, suggesting that she didn't want to win. But now, she is determined to win so Nede won't get even more corrupted by Teera.

​​​​​​​9. While women are usually treated, the Gentles are just left to die. Also, the Clinic is only a waiting room with too many chairs.

​​​​​​​10. Ciela says that Jonalyn might have been attacked by Brutes. Since this isn't something that happens everyday, and Reina encountered two of them before, this unlocks a new fear.

1. She falls off her horse after being distracted by something (Also known as Brutes). Two Brutes help her. That would explain the muscles. However, they definitely aren't from this region.

2. Gentle but sharp, he's very hard-working. I don't really know what else to say but him being smart. He basically tends to the house, like tending the garden, cleaning the horses, etc.

3. While her mother and sisters are well-mannered and respectful, Reina is rebellious and ambitious in a way. Hard-cored, Reina would rather be one of the Alexia then be a Materno, like her mother and sister.

4. The Alexia is the army that protects Nede from threats, inside or out.

5. They are said to have the hardest job out of all destinies: Enduring preg nan cy, raising children, and giving birth.

6. When Solomon was dismissed from his duties for tending the Alexia's horses, Leda offered him a vacation. I think she just wanted Solomon to have a happy ending.

7. Curiosity, a bit frightful, excited.

8. She saw the qualities of a Matriarch in Reina, making her a worthy candidate. At least, that's in her veiw, anyway. Or could she be lying?

9. Reina's mother is very kind and easy-going, while Reina's grandmother is strict and mighty. While Reina's mother doesn't mind her coldness and can be gentle, Reina's grandmother expects the best of Reina. She must follow the circumstances. This is expected as a candidate of the Matriarch role, also being the current Matriarch's granddaughter.

10. Reina's sister's place was attacked, Jonalyn (the sister) was hurt badly.

1. She falls off her horse after being distracted by something. Two Gentles help her, but I don't know why they have muscles out of nowhere.

2. Gentle but sharp, he's very hard-working. I don't really know what else to say but him being smart.

3. While her mother are sisters are well-mannered and respectful, Reina is rebellious and ambitious in a way.

4. The Alexia the army to protect Nede from threats, inside or out.

5. They are said to have the hardest job out of all destinies: Enduring preg nan cy, raising children, and giving birth.

6. When Solomon was dismissed from his duties for the Alexia's horses, Leda offered him a vacation. I think she just wanted Solomon to have a happy ending.

7. Curiosity, a bit frightful, excited.

8. She saw the qualities of a Matriarch in Reina, making her a worthy candidate.

9. Reina's mother is very kind and easy-going, while Reina's grandmother is strict and mighty.

10. Reina's sister's place was attacked, Jonalyn (the sister) was hurt badly.

1. On the island, Ransom saw a picture of the solar system, and one of the planets was marked as Malacandra. That certain planet was Mars.

2. The Oyarsa there had become silent, unlike the other planets. The other planets never hear anything from Earth, thus becoming Thulcandra. There's even a theory that Earth's Oyarsa has ceased to exist.

3. I would say he was afraid and not afraid at the same time. It wasn't about how Oyarsa was a different creature, it was about how he was being interogated. The fear of tests, which all humans should have, is very relatable to Ransom's situation.

4. His pride overtook him and they corrupted Earth's beings. Because of this, they were bound to Earth and will never be able to be heard again.

5. Weston thought that the elderly hross was the thing that was speaking, and that's why he's extremely dumb. He thought it was science, since the person that stands out is usually the person who is speaking. Weston thought that this also applied to Malacandra, so he thought the hross was speaking, but the hross was actually taking a power nap.

6. Not sure...

7. It was a hat made of animal skin.

8. I'm guessing he wants to take over Malacandra, like how the British took over Quebec City.

9. Oyarsa said that they would take the weapons out of the ship except for the one that Ransom is going to get. It also said that the "eldila of deep heaven" would make sure that he did not get killed by the other two.

10. I don't have a favourite part in the book.

1. On the island, Ransom saw a picture of the solar system, and one of the planets was makred as Malacandra. That certain planet was Mars.

2. The Oyarsa there had become silent, unlike the other planets. The other planets never hear anything from Earth, thus becoming Thulcandra.

3. I would say he was afraid and not afraid at the same time. It wasn't about how Oyarsa was a different creature, it was about how He was being interogated. The fear of tests, which all humans should have, is very relatable to Ransom's situation.

4. His pride overtook him and he tried to destory Malacandra(?). Failing this attempt, he was bound to Earth, and will never be able to be heard.

5. Weston thought that the elderly hross was the thing that was speaking, and that's why he's extremely dumb.

6. Not sure...

7. I'm guessing... A hat.

8. I don't exactly understand Weston's plan, so I don't think I can summarize it.

9. Oyarsa said that it would take the weapons out of the ship except for the one that Ransom is going to get. It also said that the "eldila of deep heaven" would make sure that he did not get killed by the other two.

10. I don't have a favourite past in the book.

1. The hross barely had any cooking; they only boiled. For this reason, they only had a few untensils. For meat, they only ate fish, but there were plenty of vegatables to eat. They lived in beehive-shaped huts made of leaves that would usually be near the warm water.

2. Hnohra is Ransom's teacher; he teaches him the language of the hrossa. He's also an older hross.

3. They thought that if Ransom went to Oyarsa, they (I don't know if Oyarsa is a he or a she, so I classify them as non-binary) would protect him from Weston and Devine.

4. Just about everything. I can't exactly explain it, though.

5. Hyoi doesn't give a giant reaction, just a slight confusion. War doesn't exist on Malacandra, Oyarsa keeps everything at peace, and the planet provides everything that the species on Malacandra need.

6. From my understanding, almost completely see-through. Light goes through them because they move faster than the speed of light, andthe speed of light is just on the edge of what we can see. Anything faster moves too quick for our eyes to see properly.

7. The hrossa were preparing for the killing of a hnakra.

8. He said that Ransom needs to go to Oyarsa at that very moment.

9. He was killed by the gun of either Devine or Weston.

10. Ransom was scared of another gunshot from Weston 

1. The hross barely had any cooking; they only boiled. For meat, they only ate fish, but there were plenty of vegatables to eat. They lived in beehive-shaped huts made of leaves. The huts would usually be near the warm water.

2. Hnohra is Ransom, teacher; he teaches him the language of the hrossa.

3. They thought that Oyarsa would protect Ransom from Weston and Devine.

4. Just about everything. I can't exactly explain it, though.

5. Hyoi doesn't give a giant reaction, just a slight confusion.

6. From my understanding, almost completely see-through.

7. The killing of a hnakra.

8. He said that Ransom needs to go to Oyarsa.

9. He was killed by the gun of either Devine or Weston.

10. Another gunshot from Weston or Devine