Scythe- Chapter 13

Front

What is the role of Scythes in the society of 'Scythe'?

Back

Scythes are responsible for gleaning, or taking lives, to maintain the balance of population growth, ensuring that deaths match births.

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What does it mean when it is said that Scythes glean enough people to balance population growth?

Back

It means that Scythes are tasked with ensuring that the number of deaths equals the number of births, preventing overpopulation.

Front

How many names does each Scythe read at the conclave?

Back

Each Scythe reads the names of ten people they have gleaned.

Front

What is the duration of a conclave in 'Scythe'?

Back

Each conclave currently lasts for twelve hours.

Front

What biases can Scythes be singled out for at the conclave?

Back

Scythes can be singled out for showing bias towards the rich or poor, based on looks, or based on genetic index.

Front

Who is Scythe Curie known for gleaning?

Back

Scythe Curie, known as The Grand Dame of Death, is famous for gleaning the president and his whole cabinet.

Front

What is the significance of the conclave in the Scythe community?

Back

The conclave is a gathering where Scythes report on their gleanings and are held accountable for their actions.

Front

What does the term 'gleaning' refer to in the context of 'Scythe'?

Back

Gleaning refers to the act of taking a life, which is the primary duty of a Scythe.

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What are the ethical implications of a Scythe's role?

Back

Scythes face ethical dilemmas regarding bias and the morality of taking lives, as they must balance their duties with fairness.

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What is the purpose of the Scythe's code of conduct?

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The Scythe's code of conduct is designed to ensure that gleaning is done fairly and without personal bias.