"Companions of the Night" Quiz
"Companions of the Night" by Vivian Vande Velde is a thrilling tale about a young woman who, cursed to become a vampire, must navigate the dangers of the night and seek a way to break her eternal fate.
vampires | 212 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- How does Vivian Vande Velde use the motif of companionship in 'Companions of the Night' to explore themes of trust and loyalty?
- Analyze the character development of the protagonist throughout the novel. How do their relationships with other characters influence their growth?
- In what ways does the setting of 'Companions of the Night' enhance the overall mood and themes of the story?
- Discuss the role of supernatural elements in the narrative. How do they contribute to the plot and the characters' journeys?
- Examine the use of conflict in 'Companions of the Night'. How does internal conflict compare to external conflict in driving the story forward?
- What are the main moral or ethical questions raised by the novel, and how are they addressed by the characters?
- How does the author use foreshadowing and suspense to maintain reader interest throughout the book?
- Explore the theme of identity in 'Companions of the Night'. How do characters struggle with or embrace their identities?
- How do the secondary characters support or challenge the protagonist’s goals and beliefs?
- Analyze the narrative structure of the novel. How does it affect the pacing and delivery of key themes?
- Discuss the significance of the title 'Companions of the Night'. How does it relate to the characters and the story’s message?
- What role does friendship play in the novel, and how is it portrayed in different relationships?
- How does Vivian Vande Velde address the concept of fear in the novel? In what ways do characters confront or succumb to it?
