Gathering Blue: Chapters 1-6

Front

What is the climax of a story?

Back

The climax is the most intense, exciting, or important point of the story, often where the main conflict reaches its peak.

Front

What caused Kira's mother's death?

Back

Kira's mother died of an uncertain illness.

Front

Why is the Ruin Song significant in the story?

Back

The Ruin Song is important because it tells the entire story of the people over countless centuries.

Front

What happens to Kira's cott after sickness?

Back

Kira's cott is burned as a customary practice after sickness.

Front

Is exchanging pleasantries common in Kira's village?

Back

No, exchanging pleasantries is not common in Kira's village.

Front

What does the Field of Leaving represent in the story?

Back

The Field of Leaving represents a place of transition and mourning, where spirits are honored.

Front

Who are the Guardians in 'Gathering Blue'?

Back

The Guardians are the leaders of the community who enforce rules and maintain order.

Front

What role does Kira have in her community?

Back

Kira is a skilled weaver and is given the responsibility to create and preserve the community's history.

Front

What is the significance of Kira's talent in weaving?

Back

Kira's talent in weaving symbolizes her connection to her culture and her ability to tell stories through her art.

Front

How does Kira's society view the weak or disabled?

Back

Kira's society often views the weak or disabled as burdens, leading to harsh treatment.