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What is Calvin's home life like? What do you predict his future will be like? Why?
Do you agree that if something isn't loved, evil can overcome it? Give reasons to support your opinion.
What is the major conflict of this novel? Give evidence from the novel to support your answer.
When Meg is feeling her worst, she wants to go back and sit in her mother's lap, as she did when she was a child. Tell about a time when you have felt this way.
Summarize the quote at the end of chapter ten. How does this apply to the novel?
What do you think Deepening means? To what in your life would you compare Deepening?
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