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1. In Zoe’s interview with the press, she states that she has “learned so much” after being rescued. Do you believe her? Why or why not? Are people truly who they claim to be when put in front of a camera? (Pg, 3, panel 2)

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Vick feels invincible at the start of the issue, and even claims “terrorists can’t hurt (him)”. Teenagers often feel indestructible and don’t think anything bad can happen to them. As Kamala begins to understand her new powers, does she also display this invincible attitude? (Pg. 4)

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There is clear gender segregation demonstrated in the mosque. Some religions and cultures have various degrees of segregation. When is gender segregation too much in society? (Pg. 6)

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Kamala wonders if she can still be true to herself now that she possesses powers. How difficult would it be to carry on with your daily life if you had a secret superhero identity? What would change for you and what would stay the same? (Pg. 16, panel 1-2)

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If “being a superhero” was a real career, at what age should someone be allowed to pursue this? Kamala is only 16 years old. Is she too young to help save others? (Pg. 18, panel 2)

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Kamala transforms into Ammi rather than her intended target, Taylor Swift. What does this potentially say about Kamala? Was this just a simple mistake or does this tell the reader more about Kamala’s relationship with her mom? (Pg.12, panel 5)