1. Double Jeopardy
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2. outside Paul’s room that makes him angry?
What are the Nuns doing
outside Paul’s room that
makes him angry?
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3. What is the “dying room”?
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4. How does Paul happen to
get off the train with Albert?

5. What does Albert plan to
Do if his leg gets amputated?

6. What happens to men with
flat feet in the hospital?

7. After the shelling at the cemetery
why do Paul and Kat briefly consider
shooting one of their own men?

8. At the beginning of the novel
Paul’s company has taken
heavy losses. Why does this
excite the men?

9. What is ironic about Paul’s
death?

10. Where is Kat when he dies?

11. When Muller dies what happens
to his boots?

12. According to Paul, what
makes the Russians his
enemies?

13. In what ways do some German
soldiers taunt the Russian prisoners?

14. When Paul kills a French
soldier in hand to hand
combat and is then forced
to lie with him in a shell hole
what does he promise him?

15. What activity brings Paul and
one Russian soldier together?

16. Most of the Russian prisoners
have what disease?

17. What group of people is Paul talking about:
“For us lads of eighteen they ought to have been
mediators and guides to the world of maturity
… to the future… in our hearts we trusted them.
The idea of authority, which they represented, was
associated in our minds with a greater insight and
a more humane wisdom. But the first death we
saw shattered this belief. We had to recognize that
our generation was more to be trusted than theirs.
The first bombardment showed us out mistake, and
under it the world as they taught it to us broke into
pieces.”

18. Who is Paul talking to?
“Comrade, I did not want to kill you… But you were
only an idea to me before, an abstraction that lived
in my mind and called forth its appropriate response.
I thought of your hand-grenades, of your bayonet, of
your rifle; now I see your wife and your face and our
fellowship. Forgive me, comrade. We always see it
too late. Why do they never tell us that you are poor
devils like us, that your mothers are just as anxious as
ours and that we have the same fear of death, and the
same dying and the same agony—Forgive me, comrade;
how could you be my enemy?”

19. Who says it?
“We are forlorn like children and experienced like
Old men, we are crude and sorrowful and superficial—
I believe we are lost.”

20. Fill in the blank:
“It was a wonderful picture: ________ on the ground;
Haie bending over him with a fiendish grin and his
mouth open with bloodlust, ________’s head on his
knees; then the convulsed striped drawers, the knock
knees, excuting at every blow most orginal movements
in the lowered breeches, and towering over them like a
woodcutter the indefatiguable Tjaden. In the end we
had to drag him away to get our turn.”

21. What’s he talking about?
“Detering walks up and down cursing: ‘like to know
what they’ve done.’ He returns once again. His voice
is agitated, it almost sounds dignified as he says, ‘I tell
you it is the vilest baseness to use ________ in the war.’”

22. How does Caderousse finally die?

23. What is the last thing that
Fernand sees before taking
his own life?

24. Bandits force Danglars to pay
100,000 francs for what?

25. The death of what two people
Cause Villefort to go insane?

26. How does Dantes cause Danglars
to lose 1 million francs in
spanish bonds?