Look at the section of Chapter thirty–two where Mig reminds Gregory that soup is illegal. Gregory replies, "… too foolish to be borne, a world without soup."
In this context, what does "be borne" mean?
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Question #8
Bonus Question! In the last question, what literary device does the phrase "inordinate interest in illumination" show?
Question #4
How did Roscuro take the red cloth from the prisoner?
Question #3
In chapter 20, Roscuro hangs from a chandelier.
What is a "chandelier"?
Question #4
In this chapter, Roscuro vows that he will have "revenge."
In this context, what does "revenge" mean?
Question #5
Look at the section of chapter twenty–four where Mig's father walks away from her. The author writes, the "…red tablecloth billowing out behind him…"
In this context, what does "billowing" mean?