Inkheart

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Who is Dustfinger in 'Inkheart'?

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Dustfinger is a character who performs and juggles at fairs and has a special connection with Meggie.

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What is the significance of the brown paper book in 'Inkheart'?

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The brown paper book contains a picture of Gwin, which is important to Meggie's understanding of her father's past.

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Why doesn't Mo read aloud to Meggie?

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Mo tells Meggie that he doesn't like to read aloud.

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What type of performance does Dustfinger do for Meggie?

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Dustfinger performs a fire show for Meggie.

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What does Meggie remember about her father's reading habits?

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Meggie remembers that her father hasn't read to her since she was 5 years old.

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What does Dustfinger remind Meggie about her family?

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Dustfinger reminds Meggie that she used to live with Aunt Elinor.

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What is Dustfinger's profession?

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Dustfinger is a performer who juggles and entertains at fairs.

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What does Meggie notice about the book her father has?

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Meggie notices that her name is written in the book.

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How does Dustfinger's character contribute to the story?

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Dustfinger adds excitement and complexity to the story, as he has a unique background and relationship with Meggie.

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What role does Gwin play in 'Inkheart'?

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Gwin is a character associated with Dustfinger and is depicted in the brown paper book.