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A Court of Thorns and Roses

Sarah J. Maas

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Novel

Published

2015

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Which of the following best describes the deal that forces Feyre to leave the mortal world and live in Prythian?

AShe is caught stealing food from the faerie markets and must serve a sentence in the Spring Court.
BShe kills a wolf in the woods, which turns out to be a faerie, and according to an ancient treaty, she must go live with the fae as punishment.
CShe volunteers to take her sister's place, who was chosen by the fae as a tribute.
DShe is kidnapped by Tamlin after he discovers her hidden magical abilities.

Rationale

After Feyre kills a wolf (who is actually the faerie Andras in disguise) while hunting in the woods, the High Fae Tamlin arrives at her home and invokes the ancient treaty between mortals and fae. According to this treaty, Feyre must either be killed as punishment or go to live in Prythian — she chooses to go with Tamlin.

Which of the following best describes the event that sets the main plot of A Court of Thorns and Roses in motion?

AFeyre is captured by a witch while gathering herbs in the forest.
BFeyre kills a wolf in the woods, which turns out to be a faerie, and is taken to Prythian as a result.
CFeyre willingly crosses the wall into the faerie lands to seek her fortune.
DFeyre is sold to a faerie lord by her father to pay off a debt.

Rationale

While hunting in the woods to feed her starving family, Feyre kills a wolf that is actually a faerie in disguise. The High Fae Tamlin then takes her to his enchanted land of Prythian, fulfilling an ancient magical treaty that requires a life for a life.

What best describes the bargain Feyre strikes with Tamlin that leads her to the Spring Court?

AShe agrees to gather intelligence on the Fae for the human villages.
BShe will stay in the Spring Court for one month as payment for killing a wolf in the woods.
CAfter killing a wolf in the woods, she is taken to the Spring Court and must stay there for the rest of her life or until the curse is lifted.
DShe goes to the Spring Court willingly in exchange for gold to help her family.

Rationale

After Feyre kills a wolf in the woods — which is actually a Fae in disguise — Tamlin enforces an ancient treaty between humans and Fae. According to this agreement, Feyre must go to the Spring Court and stay there for the rest of her life (or until the curse is lifted) as atonement for the killing.

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