"The Last Don" Quiz
A powerful mafia boss navigates the treacherous world of organized crime while trying to secure a legacy for his family in the face of betrayal and deceit.
fiction | 498 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the role of family in 'The Last Don'. How does the concept of family influence the actions and motivations of the characters?
- Analyze the character of Don Domenico Clericuzio. How does he embody the ideals and values of a traditional mafia boss? What are his strengths and weaknesses?
- Examine the theme of power in the novel. How do the characters attain and maintain power? What are the consequences of power in 'The Last Don'?
- Discuss the portrayal of violence in 'The Last Don'. How does Puzo depict violence and its impact on the characters and the overall narrative?
- Explore the role of loyalty in the novel. How do the characters demonstrate loyalty to their family, friends, or organizations? What are the consequences of loyalty or betrayal?
- Analyze the character of Cross De Lena. What motivates him to seek revenge against the Clericuzio family? How does his pursuit of vengeance drive the plot?
- Discuss the theme of redemption in 'The Last Don'. Which characters seek redemption, and how do they attempt to achieve it? What does redemption mean within the context of the story?
- Examine the portrayal of women in the novel. How are female characters depicted, and what roles do they play in the male-dominated world of organized crime?
- Discuss the influence of tradition and heritage in 'The Last Don'. How do the characters' cultural backgrounds and family histories shape their actions and decisions?
- Analyze the narrative structure of the novel. How does Puzo use multiple perspectives and timelines to tell the story? What effect does this structure have on the reader's understanding of the plot?
