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The Escape of Princess Madeline: Chapters 14- Epilogue - Quiz
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Describe a time when you were very sad, as King Theodore was when he thought that Madeline was dead.
There was something nagging at Daniel when he saw the dress, but he couldn't figure out what it was. Tell about a time when you have felt this way.
Explain this quote from the story: "The sharp pain was a welcome feeling as she wiggled her hands around to put the knife into position."
Explain Madeline's mixed feelings about her newly gained freedom.
Explain the brief epilogue of the story. How does it relate to the prologue? Give evidence from the story to support your answer.
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