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Mouse blood, yes

What is chapter forty–six mainly about?

Despereaux tells himself a story as he descends the dungeon steps.

What is Despereaux's purpose in telling the story?

Look at the section of chapter forty–six where Despereaux finds strength and, "… pushed the spool of thread with a great deal of gusto."

In this context, what does "gusto" mean?

Look at the section of chapter forty–six where Botticelli smells the air and he thinks, "Oh my, what a cornucopia of scents.

In this context, what does "cornucopia" mean?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?

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Question #5

Look at the section where Despereaux realizes his thread is gone. The author writes, "Despereaux's dire situation suddenly became quite clear to him."

In this context, what does "dire" mean?





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Question #6

Look at the section of chapter forty–seven where Kate DiCamillo describes what Botticelli really wants. She writes, "And at the end of it all, how tasty the mouse would be… seasoned with hope and tears and flour and oil and thwarted love!"

In this context, what does "thwarted" mean?