Ch 13 The Golden Goblet

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What is the main setting of 'The Golden Goblet'?

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Ancient Egypt, particularly in Thebes.

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Who is Ranofer?

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Ranofer is the main character, a young boy who aspires to be a goldsmith.

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What does the Festival symbolize in the story?

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The Festival symbolizes celebration, tradition, and the connection between the Pharaoh and the people.

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What is Gebu's role in Ranofer's life?

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Gebu is Ranofer's cruel guardian who mistreats him.

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What does Ranofer dream of?

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Ranofer dreams of his father, who was a skilled goldsmith.

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What is the significance of the tomb in the story?

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The tomb represents mystery, danger, and the connection to the past.

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What does Pharaoh do during the Festival?

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Pharaoh opens the first canal with his own hand, symbolizing his power.

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What does Ranofer do when he follows Gebu?

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Ranofer follows Gebu out of the house, seeking to understand his guardian's actions.

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What does Wenamon do that affects Ranofer?

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Wenamon's actions lead Ranofer to hide and observe the unfolding events.

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What do Gebu and Wenamon argue about?

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They argue about who should get the largest part of the stolen goods.