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Do you agree that life is not fair? Give reasons for your answer.
Predict what Mr. Goldman might mean when he tells his readers, "...some of the wrong people die..." in the novel.
Why was Mr. Goldman so happy when Edith Neisser told him that life was not fair? Describe a time when you have felt like this.
Give a summary of Buttercup's nightmares. Tell about a particularly disturbing dream you have had.
Summarize the prince's plan for killing Buttercup.
Predict what Inigo and Fezzik will find when they arrive to save Westley.
What is Buttercup's tragic flaw? Give evidence from the story to support your answer.
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