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- Q1
Who is the antagonist in the novel?
Rhodopi's stepmother
The servant
30s - Q2
What is the role of the bird?
To take the sandal to the prince
To serve the stepmother
30s - Q3
What is the significance of the lost sandal?
The lost sandal is a key symbol in the story. It leads the Pharaoh’s son to search for Rhodopis, ultimately leading to their marriage.
It was bought for Rhodopis stepsister.
30s - Q4
What role does jealousy play in the story and which characters are affected?
Rhodopis is jealous of her stepmother.
Jealousy is a major theme, especially with Rhodopis’ stepmother, who is envious of Rhodopis' beauty and kind nature. It leads to her mistreating Rhodopis and trying to keep her from attending the Pharaoh’s feast.
30s - Q5
What kind of relationship does the protagonist have with animals?
Rhodopis is kind to the animals, especially the birds. They play a significant role in helping her by bringing her lost sandal to the prince.
The animals are spy's sent by the stepmother to spy on Rhodopis
30s