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1. - The characters name is Iff and Salman Rushdie chose this name because Iff with two f's means if and only if. This connects to Iff's character because Iff always questions Harouns actions and always makes Haroun pounder about things that Haroun believes are facts.

2. - Iff is a mentor towards Haroun and teaches Haroun to use his imagination. For example, when Iff asks Haroun to pick out any bird, Haroun chooses the only wooden peacock. Iff responds, "A person may mention a birds name even if the creature is not present or correct," (Rushdie 63).

3. - Iff's role in Haroun and the sea of stories is to be a mentor towards Haroun and guide him throughout his journey and restore his fathers story telling ability

4. - at the start of chapter four, Iff implies, "A person may choose what he cannot see," implying that he teaches Haroun in a generous way that encourages him to be creative, rather then choosing something obvious and already there.

5. - Mrs. K (our third period English teacher) is much like Iff because she is considerate, kindhearted, and helpful. Mrs K also helps us identify the hidden meanings between the lines, similar to Iff.

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1: Mudra, in Buddhism and Hinduism is a symbolic gesture of the hands and fingers, sometimes body. In the book it is an ancient gesture language called Abhinaya.

2: Mudra's archetype is the outcast. He was once Khattam-shud's second in command, but he disagreeded with Khattam-shud's laws and outcasted himself from their society, where he was later found by the guppie armada.

3: Mudra's role was aiding in saving the princess batcheat. Mudra- since he was once second in command- knew Chup and the castle very well. Mudra was able to lead Rashid and others to Batcheat so they could rescue her.