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1. Enaiatollah’s Character and Identity 

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1. Enaiatollah’s Character and Identity 

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1. How does Enaiatollah change as a person during his journey? 2. What do we learn about Enaiatollah from the way he speaks and acts? 3. What does “home” mean to Enaiatollah? Does that meaning change? 4. How does the way Enaiatollah tells his story help us understand him better? 5. What do we learn about growing up through Enaiatollah’s experiences?

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1. What are the biggest problems Enaiatollah faces in each country? 2. What does the book show about how different countries treat refugees? 3. Why do people, like Enaiatollah, risk so much to leave their countries? 4. What would you do if you were in Enaiatollah’s place? 5. How does this story help you understand refugee life better?

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1. Where in the story do you think Enaiatollah’s rights are not respected? 2. Do you think people should always help someone in danger? Why or why not? 3. What does freedom mean in this book? 4. Was Enaiatollah’s mother right to leave him behind for his safety? 5. How fair or unfair is the world shown in this book?

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1. How does Enaiatollah stay strong, even in hard times? 2. What helps him survive all the danger and fear? 3. How does the book show sad or scary things without using too many emotions? 4. What are some moments of hope in Enaiatollah’s story? 5. Is it more important to be strong, lucky, or have help from others to survive?

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1. Does the story change the way you see refugees? How? 2. Do you think this story should be taught in school? Why? 3. How does the way the book is written make us care about Enaiatollah? 4. What do you think the title means: “In the Sea There Are Crocodiles”? 5. What new ideas or feelings did this story give you?

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1. How does Enaiatollah stay strong, even in hard times?

Because he wanted to overcome his present to go in search of a better life and future for himself. In some way, he had a dream of having better opportunities, and also of contacting his mother.

2. What helps him survive all the danger and fear?

His resilience and his will to learn and to become someone in life.

3. How does the book show sad or scary things without using too many

emotions?

With the descriptions of the things that are happening, the book show leaves the audience to interpret the situation.

4. What are some moments of hope in Enaiatollah’s story?

When he is with his friends playing a sport similar to soccer, and when he found people that helped him and showed him a real human connection.

5. Is it more important to be strong, lucky, or have help from others to survive?

It is a mix of everything. in his journey, every aspect was significant for things to turn out the way they did. He was brave and strong when facing danger, but he was lucky enough to have found people helping him.

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1. What problems does Enaiatollah face in each country?

Afghanistan: He was chased by the Taliban.

Pakistan: Discrimination and abandonment.

Iran: Illegal status and exploitation.

Turkey: Dangerous journey and traffickers.

Greece: Sea crossing, raids, and homelessness.

Italy: Uncertainty about his future.

2. How do different countries treat refugees?
Refugees often face discrimination and unfair treatment, it depends on the country, but some people show kindness and help.

3. Why do people like Enaiatollah leave their countries?
Because staying means facing violence, they risk everything for a chance at safety and a better future.

4. What would you do in Enaiatollah’s place?
We would choose to escape danger, and hoping for the best.

5. How does this story help you understand refugee life?
It shows the struggles and resilience of refugees, and how small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

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Does the story change the way you see refugees? How?
Yes, it shows the human side of refugees—how they face danger, loss, and uncertainty, but still keep going. It made me more empathetic and aware of what they truly go through.

Do you think this story should be taught in school? Why?
Definitely. It teaches about resilience, global issues, and empathy. It helps students understand real-world problems through a personal and powerful story.

How does the way the book is written make us care about Enaiatollah?
The simple and honest style makes Enaiatollah feel real and relatable. We see the world through his eyes, which helps us connect emotionally to his journey.

What do you think the title means: “In the Sea There Are Crocodiles”?
It suggests that the world, like a sea, is full of hidden dangers—especially for people like Enaiatollah. Even when things look calm, there are threats underneath.

What new ideas or feelings did this story give you?
It made me think more deeply about the courage it takes to survive as a refugee. It also reminded me not to take safety and family for granted.

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1. How does Enaiatollah change as a person during his journey?

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1. How does Enaiatollah change as a person during his journey?

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Enaiatollah becomes more independent, resilient, and mature. He learns to survive on his own, make difficult decisions, and adapt to new cultures and environments.

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2. What do we learn about Enaiatollah from the way he speaks and acts?

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2. What do we learn about Enaiatollah from the way he speaks and acts?

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His calm, polite, and thoughtful way of speaking shows his inner strength and maturity. Even in hard situations, he stays respectful and hopeful, which highlights his positive attitude.

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3. What does “home” mean to Enaiatollah? Does that meaning change?

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3. What does “home” mean to Enaiatollah? Does that meaning change?

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At first, “home” means his village and his family in Afghanistan. But as he travels and faces new challenges, “home” becomes more about safety, kindness, and the people who support him, like his foster family in Italy.

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4. How does the way Enaiatollah tells his story help us understand him better?

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4. How does the way Enaiatollah tells his story help us understand him better?

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He tells his story with honesty and emotion but without anger or hatred. This helps us see how strong and compassionate he is, and how he chooses to focus on hope rather than pain.

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5. What do we learn about growing up through Enaiatollah’s experiences?

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5. What do we learn about growing up through Enaiatollah’s experiences?

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We learn that growing up is not just about age, but about facing tough situations, learning from them, and staying strong. Enaiatollah grows up quickly because of the hardships he faces, but he also keeps his kindness and curiosity.