"King's Cage" Quiz
In "King's Cage," Mare Barrow is imprisoned and powerless while struggling with her feelings for both the vengeful King Maven and the rebel Cal, as she navigates a world torn apart by war and betrayal.
fantasy | 528 pages | Published in 2017
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Essay questions
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- How does the theme of power dynamics manifest in the relationship between Mare Barrow and King Maven in 'King's Cage'?
- Discuss the role of betrayal in 'King's Cage' and how it affects the development of the plot and characters.
- Analyze the character development of Mare Barrow throughout 'King's Cage'. How do her experiences shape her motivations and actions?
- In what ways does 'King's Cage' explore the concept of identity, particularly in relation to Mare and her dual nature as Red and Silver?
- Examine the use of symbolism in 'King's Cage'. How does Aveyard use symbols to enhance the narrative and themes?
- How does Victoria Aveyard address the issue of loyalty through the interactions and relationships between the characters in 'King's Cage'?
- Discuss the impact of captivity on Mare Barrow's character and psyche in 'King's Cage'. How does her time in captivity shape her future actions?
- Analyze the political landscape depicted in 'King's Cage'. How does Aveyard use political intrigue to drive the story forward?
- What role do secondary characters play in 'King's Cage'? Choose two characters and discuss their significance to the main plot and themes.
- Explore the theme of sacrifice in 'King's Cage'. Which characters make significant sacrifices, and what are the consequences of these actions?
- How does 'King's Cage' address the theme of resistance and rebellion? What strategies do the characters use to oppose their oppressors?
- Discuss the narrative structure of 'King's Cage'. How does Aveyard's choice of multiple perspectives impact the reader's understanding of the story?
- Consider the ending of 'King's Cage'. How does it set the stage for the subsequent events in the series? What predictions can be made based on the concluding chapters?
