Prolog
Could the body be Will's?
If it was not Will's body who could it be?
Why would strangers come to pay their respects when they don't know who died?
ch.1
Why did he start the story so late into WW1?
Could little town Weinert play a big role in WW1?
Why did the father have his standards so high that it was almost impossible to achieve?
Ch.2
Could Will's sister play a major role in the story?
What rank will Will become by the end of the story?
Will, Will survive?
Ch.3
If there were only 3 cars at the court would that mean you had to be quite wealthy to own one
Will sounds like he could have something planned with all the giggling he is doing, could he have something planned?
So Will will be joining the defense team?
Ch.4
How could of the story changed if the trains went into flames?
On the top of page 34 it says boards are expanding in the heat how is this possible?
How could will actually overthrow the government?
Ch.6
Why would there be a smell of fear in the house?
How would you react if you stood at the tombstone of your father?
How would Will's parents would react if they stood at their own son's tombstone?
Why would Theresa be wanted by the secret police and have to leave Germany?
How would Frederick and his mother be in love exactly?(it just doesn't make sense she provides food a house and all sorts of things but why would you be in love with her?)
Why would someone want to curse another person for not knowing who young Bergfield was?
Ch.7
Why didn't Spec Davis have much emotion in his speech at court?(he is part of the FLPA so why isn't he defending it?
How did the children, ruffians,etc now that they were living in a war that is a major part of history?
Why does the author use many metaphors such as "she could hear his heart"?
CH.8
if Will's brother(Arthur) is a scientist could he be following in his dad's footsteps making his dad a scientist?
How could talking about someone that is dead is embarrassing?(when i talk about my grandfather it doesn't embarrass me)
Why can't that person accept Liebe for who he is?
Ch.9
Well what if Betty King experienced the death of a loved one would she solve that obstacle by adding humor?
I find myself like Betty King I solve a lot of my problems with humor. Cany y'all think of any other ways i am like her?
What does it mean by one of them proposed at the place? does it mean he wanted to get married?
Ch.10
Why is Elisabeth Jerzca's father calling the
Song of Switzerland when they are in Texas?
Ch.11
Why did Atwell like the documents so much?
Why did this make Betty feel like she was orbiting a planet?
What if the prosecutor was right and Will is helping the enemy how would the story change?
Ch.12
Why does the author start this chapter describing the sky?
How could thinking someone's aplomb is amazing stir things ups?
What would make the author want to give Elisabethe a vision that she is covered in blood?
Ch.13
How did Bettie think that churches should look like?
What do you think Bettie might of had on her mind that made it so she had to be by herself?
Do y'all think that Will's mother in law was like the stereotyped one that we have today?
Why would Emilie want to keep Bettie from helping the starving children? Could it of been to protect her?
Would you help the starving children knowing that there could be a major danger doing so?
Ch. 14
How would you react knowing your brother might never come back?
Why would a girl not want to spend a day with Arthur, why can't they open up and get to know him?
If Columbus failed to reach the indies and the mouth of the Guadalupe do you really think Louise would be able to?
Why would Pastor Polly only want to save their hides? Isn't he a pastor so wouldn't he realize that they are people and are more important than hides?
Ch. 15
Why would Spec Davis have his arm like he is inviting someone to join him in the photo?
Why does this story have to do so much with going to court?
Is it realistic that during that time period a lot of people had to go to court?
Why would prosecutor O'dell have a smirk(smile) on his face during something very serious?
If you were the judge what would you have done?
Ch. 16
How does Anna know that Will is right for her at sight?(looks can be deceiving)
What if Will didn't miss the church event?
Could the story have been much different?
How many letters do you think Will would write to Louise in the story?
Why did Louise think that a mesquite tree is pleasing to the eye?
Ch. 17
Why would Bill have a dream where he is wearing a toga?
How could someone come up with the analogy "shot like a rattlesnake"?
If Will was against war, than why would the people think he wants to shoot the president?
Out of all the people in the class, who represents who, who is the most like a character in the book?
Could Will wanted to go to Weinert California to escape the troubles he was having in Texas?
Ch.18
Why would Will have a suspicious thin smile?
How much exactly did America change during this time period that Will is living in?
If the miners did not get increased wages what would they do?
What if Will did not go to the basement level at all?
Ch. 19
On the first page of the chapter Is Will or Bettie praying?
What could Will's family be thinking about all of this?
Ch. 20
What made the author want to incorporate God into the story?
Was it the guy with the melancholy eyes or Sergent Grimes that arrested Will.
Were pet owls common back in the days of Will?
Could Bettie possibly help these prisoners? Would you help them?
Could Peachtree and Bettie possibly have a connection some how?
What could have made the author name characters like Peachtree?
From an Expendables(movie) scene.
I recommend it if you like a lot of explosions and action