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"The Gods of Guilt" Quiz
Defense attorney Mickey Haller is drawn into a dangerous case when he's hired to defend a digital pimp accused of murder, only to discover the victim is a former client whose death may be tied to his own actions.
fiction | Published in 2013
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- Discuss the role of guilt in Mickey Haller’s personal and professional life in 'The Gods of Guilt.' How does it shape his decisions and interactions with others?
- Analyze the significance of the title 'The Gods of Guilt.' How does it relate to the themes and characters in the novel?
- Examine the relationship between Mickey Haller and his client Andre La Cosse. How does their dynamic evolve throughout the novel?
- How does Michael Connelly use secondary characters, such as Cisco and Maggie McPherson, to develop the plot and Haller’s character?
- In what ways does 'The Gods of Guilt' address the concept of justice versus legal procedure? Provide examples from the novel.
- Evaluate the portrayal of the legal system in the novel. What criticisms or insights does Connelly offer through Haller's experiences?
- How does the past influence the present in 'The Gods of Guilt,' particularly regarding Haller’s connection to Gloria Dayton?
- Discuss the ethical dilemmas faced by Mickey Haller in the course of defending his client. How does he navigate these challenges?
- Consider the narrative structure and pacing of 'The Gods of Guilt.' How does Connelly maintain suspense and reader engagement?
- Analyze the depiction of Los Angeles in the novel. How does the city function as more than just a setting?
- How does Connelly explore the theme of redemption in 'The Gods of Guilt'? Which characters seek redemption, and how successful are they?
- Discuss the use of legal jargon and courtroom drama in the novel. How does this contribute to the authenticity and tension of the story?
- Explore the impact of personal loss on Haller’s character. How does it influence his motivations and actions in the novel?