"Stillhouse Lake" Quiz
"Stillhouse Lake" by Rachel Caine follows Gwen Proctor, a mother who must protect her family from threats after her husband is revealed to be a serial killer.
thriller | 301 pages | Published in 2017
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Essay questions
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- How does the setting of Stillhouse Lake contribute to the overall atmosphere and tension in the novel?
- Analyze the character development of Gwen Proctor throughout the book. How does she evolve from the beginning to the end of the story?
- Discuss the theme of identity in 'Stillhouse Lake'. How do Gwen's experiences shape her sense of self?
- What role do trust and betrayal play in the narrative of 'Stillhouse Lake'? Provide examples from the text.
- Examine the impact of Gwen's past on her present life. How does her history affect her interactions with other characters?
- How does Rachel Caine use suspense and pacing to keep readers engaged in 'Stillhouse Lake'?
- Discuss the significance of motherhood in the novel. How does Gwen's role as a mother influence her decisions and actions?
- Analyze the portrayal of law enforcement in 'Stillhouse Lake'. How do the interactions between Gwen and the authorities affect the plot?
- What is the importance of the online community and social media in the book? How do they affect Gwen's situation?
- In what ways does 'Stillhouse Lake' explore the theme of survival? Discuss how this theme is represented through the protagonist's journey.
- How do secondary characters influence the story and Gwen's journey in 'Stillhouse Lake'? Provide specific examples.
- Discuss the use of foreshadowing in the novel. How does it contribute to the suspense and mystery?
- What moral and ethical dilemmas does Gwen face in 'Stillhouse Lake'? How does she navigate these challenges?
- How does 'Stillhouse Lake' address the concept of justice? In what ways do characters seek justice or take it into their own hands?
- Evaluate the ending of 'Stillhouse Lake'. How does it resolve the central conflicts, and what questions, if any, does it leave unanswered?
