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The Seeing Stone
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"The Seeing Stone" Quiz

"The Seeing Stone" follows a young boy named Arthur who discovers a magical seeing stone that reveals visions of the future, intertwining his everyday life with legendary tales of King Arthur.

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  1. How does the setting of medieval England influence the events and characters in "The Seeing Stone"?
  2. Discuss the role of the Seeing Stone itself as a symbolic object in the story. What does it represent for the protagonist?
  3. Analyze the character development of Arthur throughout the novel. How do his experiences shape his understanding of leadership and honor?
  4. Examine the relationship between Arthur and his father. How does this relationship impact Arthur's journey?
  5. What role do dreams and visions play in "The Seeing Stone"? How do they affect Arthur’s decisions and growth?
  6. Explore the theme of destiny versus free will in the novel. How does Arthur confront or accept his fate?
  7. How does Tony DiTerlizzi incorporate elements of Arthurian legend into the narrative? What new perspectives does he offer?
  8. Discuss the significance of the medieval code of chivalry as portrayed in the book. How is it both upheld and challenged?
  9. What is the role of female characters in "The Seeing Stone"? How do they influence the plot and Arthur’s development?
  10. Analyze the use of magical realism in the story. How does the blend of reality and fantasy contribute to the novel's themes?
  11. How does "The Seeing Stone" address the concept of identity, particularly in relation to Arthur's dual experience in his world and the visions?
  12. What lessons about courage and friendship can be drawn from Arthur’s interactions with other characters?