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Discuss what Kamala means when she realizes, “Being someone else isn’t liberating, it’s exhausting.” (Pg. 13, panel 2)

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Kamala feels the waterfront has taken on a new smell. “It smells of — secrets.” How might secrets smell and what is the author trying to relay with this description? (Pg. 3-4)

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In our society, who are those individuals who “no matter how bad things get... rush in to help”? (Pg.10-11)

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Kamala quotes a passage from the Quran that reads, “Whoever kills one person, it is as if he has killed all of mankind and whoever saves one person, it is as if he has saved all of mankind.” Do you figure this is the primary reason Kamala acts to save Zoe, or might Kamala have other reasons to make a rescue attempt? (Pg. 10)

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Is Abu and Ammi’s reaction to Kamala sneaking out reasonable, too harsh, or not strict enough? (Pg. 21, panel 2)

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What does Kamala’s bedroom say about her?