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What happened to Offred’s daughter?
Offred's daughter was taken away from her and her fate is uncertain. 
Why does Offred agree to have sex with Nick?
Offred has sex with Nick in "The Handmaid's Tale" to assert her agency and experience pleasure outside the Commander's desires and societal restrictions.
How did Offred become a handmaid?
Offred became a handmaid due to the new authoritarian government in Gilead that reclassified women based on their fertility status.
Why doesn’t Offred reveal her name when she records her story?
To protect her identity and safety in case the tapes are discovered.
Why does Odysseus travel to Hades?
Odysseus travels to Hades to seek advice from the ghost of the prophet Tiresias.
How does Odysseus escape Polyphemus?
Odysseus and his men escape Polyphemus by blinding him with a sharpened wooden stake and then hiding underneath the bellies of his sheep as they leave the cave.
What does Norman Bowker need after he returns home?
Norman Bowker needs closure and a sense of purpose after he returns home.
What is the “wonderful thing” that Nora believes will happen?
Nora believes that a wonderful thing will happen when the Helmers' financial troubles are resolved.
How does Napoleon seize power?
Napoleon seizes power in Animal Farm through a combination of manipulation, coercion, and consolidation of authority.
Why does Montag want to read books?
Montag wants to read books because he has become dissatisfied with his superficial, hedonistic lifestyle and yearns for deeper meaning and understanding in life.
Why does Montag think Beatty wants to die?
Montag believes that Beatty wants to die because he sees in him a deep sense of disillusionment and despair.
Why does Mildred overdose on sleeping pills?
Mildred overdoses on sleeping pills because she is unhappy and unfulfilled in her life, and feels trapped in her unfulfilling marriage and the oppressive society around her.
How does Maycomb react to Tom Robinson’s death?
Maycomb reacts differently - write population mostly did not mind, and black population reacted with shock and sadness to Tom Robinson's death.
How does Maria impress the other members of Olivia’s household?
Maria impresses the other members of Olivia's household through her skills in cooking and cleaning, as well as her kindness and humility.
Why does Malvolio believe Olivia is in love with him?
Malvolio believes Olivia is in love with him because of a misinterpreted letter written by Maria in Olivia's handwriting, implying Olivia's interest in him.
What convinces Macbeth that the Witches’ prophecy is true?
Macbeth is convinced that the Witches' prophecy is true as he witnesses their first prediction come true - that he will become the Thane of Cawdor.
Why does Macbeth kill Banquo?
Macbeth kills Banquo because he perceives his friend as a threat to his new title as king, as the witches had previously prophesied that Banquo's descendants would become kings.
How does Lowood change?
Lowood changes from a harsh and oppressive institution to a more nurturing and supportive environment under the management of Mr. Brocklehurst's successor, Mr. Temple.
Why is Lockwood initially interested in Cathy Linton?
Lockwood is drawn to Cathy Linton's beauty and charm in Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights," and it contributes to the novel's themes.
Why is Lizzy Mr Bennet’s favorite daughter?
Lizzy is Mr. Bennet's favorite daughter in "Pride and Prejudice" due to her strong and independent personality and her similarity to her father's temperament.
Why does Little Chandler admire Gallaher in “A Little Cloud”?
Little Chandler admires Gallaher in "A Little Cloud" because of his success and worldly experience, which Chandler feels he lacks in his own life.
How does Lennie’s puppy die?
Lennie accidentally kills his puppy by petting it too hard.
Why are Lenina and Bernard attracted to and repelled by each other?
Lenina and Bernard are attracted to each other because they are both outsiders in their respective societies, but at the same time, they are repelled by each other due to their contrasting personalities and beliefs.
How does Lady Macbeth’s death affect Macbeth?
Lady Macbeth's death greatly affects Macbeth as he realizes the emptiness of his ambition and is consumed by guilt and regret.
