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Chapter 163
How are people different from animals, according to Chris?
Why are people’s brains like computers?

Chapter 167
What do we learn about Christopher's father? What is the plot twist?
Has your opinion changed about him since the beginning of the book?

Chapter 173
Why is Orion named Orion, according to people?
Why does Christopher describe the stars in this chapter?
Why does he end the chapter with the statement "And that is the truth"?

Chapter 179
Christopher says he couldn't live in the house with his father anymore because "it was dangerous." Do you agree? Is Mr. Boone "dangerous"?
Christopher ran away in this chapter. What are some important decisions he made? How does he come to this decision?
What does he ask Mrs. Alexander to do for him?
When he arrives back at his house, what does he take from his father?
Do you agree with Christopher’s process of elimination about where he should go to live?
How does Christopher find the train station?

Chapter 181
Imagine not being able to "glance" at anything and only seeing what Christopher sees (which is everything). How would that make you feel?
Describe some of the details that he sees. Could this put him on overload?

Chapter 191
What happens between Christopher and the policeman?
Why is it so difficult for Christopher to buy a train ticket?

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