platformdaa.blogg.se - The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

Rate "The Night Circus" on a scale from one to 10, and explain why you picked that rating.Why does the man in the gray suit feel so passionate about stories? What sort of commentary do you think the chapter "Stories" is the novel? On life?.

What did you think of Marco and Celia's relationship? Why did they fall in love?.

Discuss themes of good and evil and free will versus being "bound.".

The tale is masterfully written and invites allegorical interpretations even as its leisurely but persistent suspense gives it compelling charm.

Why do you think Bailey was willing to give his life to the circus? The Night Circus is a gorgeously imagined fable poised in the high latitudes of Hans Christian Anderson and Oscar Wilde, with a few degrees toward Hesses Steppenwolf for dangerous spice.

Barris, don't mind being trapped by the circus while it drives others, like Tara Burgess, mad?

Did you feel sorry for those who were being used in the game-Isobel, the Burgess sisters, even Celia and Marco? Why do you think some people, like Mr.

Why are Frederick Thiessen and the reverse important to the story? Why do you think some people were so entranced by the circus that they devoted themselves to following it around?.

What was your favorite part of the circus? Which character would you most want to meet? Which tent would you most want to visit? Which food sounded most appealing?.

Between the chapters that tell the story of "The Night Circus" are descriptions of the circus itself, written as if you are visiting it right now.

Did you find the structure of the book disorienting? Do you think it was effective in mirroring the nature of the circus or did it just annoy you?

"The Night Circus" does not follow a linear timeline.