A DRAGON WITH WINGS


 ◼︎ Scenes 31 - 33

Watch the scenes below.

After each scene, answer the questions related to that scene.


SCENE 31


31 — WSCH TV: Superstorm Sandy — WSCH TV anchors Natalie and Cheyenne catch their viewer up on the impact of Hurricane Sandy. (2 minutes)


◼︎Questions for scene 31 — WSCH TV: Superstorm Sandy

(1) When discussing Superstorm Sandy, Natalie and Cheyenne mention “The Garden State” and “The Empire State.”

• Which US state is “The Garden State”?

• If you Google this, look for the US state, not the movie!

(2) Which US state is “The Empire State”?

• If you Google this, and get “Empire State building” links, ask yourself what state the Empire State building is in.


SCENE 32


32 — It's looking really bad. Now what? — Cool Einstein delivers three bearded dragons, then, without saying a word, seems to say "goodbye forever." After the interrogations by "NSA," it's looking bad. "What do we do now?" (4 minutes)


◼︎Questions for scene 32 — It's looking really bad. Now what?

(3) When Cool Einstein delivers the three bearded dragons, she doesn’t say a word.

• What might this mean?

(4) The girls have had vivid dreams. They say their dreams are like parallel universes.

• How might dreams be like parallel universes?

(5) In Echo’s dream, how did the bridge between universes come about?

(6) In Ellie’s dream, what opened a door to another universe?

(7) What was the key in Erin’s dream?


SCENE 33


33 — Cool Einstein is arrested — "NSA" interviews Cool Einstein, her two in-black-from-head-to-toe heavies in tow. Cool Einstein's past is laid bare. Then, Cool Einstein is renditioned, never to be seen again. (5.5 minutes)


◼︎Questions for scene 33 — Cool Einstein is arrested

(8) “NSA” says, “Hacking into government websites is a felony.”

• What is a felony?

(9) When Cool Einstein hacked into the Raptor Oil Company’s computers, what did she do?

(10) “NSA” says “game over.”

• What “games” does NSA think are over?

• In a sentence, list at least two games “NSA” thinks she has ended.


NOTE: In the 4th quarter, the ABCD answers are now 10 points (instead of 3)

ABCD (Above & Beyond the Call of Duty) — the only way to get to 50/50 (A+); you may also need the points if you’ve dropped points for questions 1-10.

Story tellers are often told;

• “Put your main characters in danger.”

• “Make is seem likes there is no way out. Make it look like the story will end in failure or disaster.”

Is “NSA” in A Dragon With Wings to put our lead characters in danger and to make it seem like this story will not end well?

• Why or why not?