Noble Riders: Synali's Journey
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What is Red Rider's initial comments regarding "Mirelles"'s condition?

  • He questions her readiness for the season. (correct)
  • He compliments her on her strength.
  • He suggests she should eat more. (correct)
  • He mocks her for being weak.

Mirelle's confidence is shaken by Red Rider's presence.

False (B)

Red Rider's helmet features a ______ sigil.

hawk

"Mirelle" uses a technique learned at a brothel to gain an advantage over Red Rider.

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What did Dravik imply about the nobles’ experience compared to synnali's?

<p>Nobles have a greater technique and experience. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Synalli believes they have a chance against the nobles.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the characters with their roles:

<p>Dravik = A manipulative figure with knowledge about the narrator's mother Narrator = A rider recovering from weakness and struggling against nobles House Hauteclare = The family involved in the mother's death Ghostwinder = The saddle the narrator experiences a mental handshake with</p> Signup and view all the answers

What feelings does the character experience when submerged in the gel?

<p>Weightlessness and calmness (A), Panic and fear (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The character feels completely alone in the gel.

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What does Synnali ask for in their interaction with Dravik?

<p>Promise of rest (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What event is mentioned that is set to occur in two months?

<p>The Supernova Cup (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Dravik's past experience in relation to riding?

<p>He is a former rider with a history in the Supernova Cup. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of content is primarily found in the section titled 'Acknowledgments'?

<p>Personal thanks from the author. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Mirelle's silence during the confrontation affect her?

<p>It raises Red Rider's suspicion. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Mirelle do as Red Rider attempts to take control?

<p>She counters his move. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by Red Rider raising his visor?

<p>He is showing a moment of vulnerability. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What impression does the character have of the man who arrives after six days?

<p>He seems to have noble qualities. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What method does the man propose for communication with Synali?

<p>Blinking to indicate yes or no. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What act does Synali confess to having committed?

<p>Murdering Duke Farris von Hauteclare. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the reaction of the man to Synali's response regarding regret?

<p>He remains calm and gentle. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event does the narrative describe after the murder?

<p>Participation in a tourney. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Synali perceive the man when he mentions that he’s the reason she was kept alive?

<p>As an enemy. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the description of the man's appearance?

<p>Noble and refined. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be inferred about Synali's past relationship with her mother?

<p>She believes her softness contributed to her mother's death. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What reaction does the man have to the nobles after Synali’s act?

<p>He finds them amusing. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'vent' refer to in the context of the narrative?

<p>The act of disposing of a body. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do the terms 'terrene' and 'sidereal' refer to in the context of the passage?

<p>Locations related to Esther’s solar panels (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What prompts Mirelle to question the absence of her father's body?

<p>She expected Esther's gravity to pull it down quickly. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Red Rider's steed compare to typical steeds Mirelle has seen?

<p>It appears more aggressive and majestic. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Mirelle's initial reaction to Red Rider's suggestion for help?

<p>She feels offended and insists on her ability. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is notable about how Red Rider's steed operates?

<p>It lacks visible controls for steering. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emotional state does Mirelle experience when watching the crimson plasma from Red Rider's steed?

<p>A beautiful appreciation despite her tension. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the commentator imply about the upcoming clash between House Hauteclare and House Velrayd?

<p>Both houses have a history of rivalry and skill. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is implied about the nature of the tilt in the passage?

<p>It serves as a high-stakes competition between the houses. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Oceanus

A Latin word meaning 'ocean', it refers to a vast and limitless expanse of water.

Clarus

A Latin word meaning 'clear' or 'bright', it's often used to describe something that is easily understood or visible.

Vulpes

A Latin word meaning 'to conquer' or 'to subdue', it's used to describe the act of overcoming an enemy.

Novicius

A Latin word meaning 'new' or 'fresh', it's often used to describe something that is inexperienced or unfamiliar.

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Adustio

A Latin word meaning 'to burn' or 'to set on fire', it's used to describe the act of burning something.

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Consummo

A Latin word meaning 'to destroy' or 'to obliterate', it's often used to describe the act of completely ruining something.

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Paciscor

A Latin word meaning 'to speak' or 'to talk', it's often used to describe the act of saying something.

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Silver gel

A gel substance used to deliver oxygen and other substances directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the lungs. It is often described as having a shimmering silver appearance with writhing patterns.

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Invisible presence

The pain is so intense that the person's focus shifts, feeling as if someone is watching them from behind. This feeling is described as a combination of physical sensation and a certainty of an unseen presence.

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The connection

The moment when Synali is connected to a larger entity. It's described as a gentle touch felt by the mind more than by physical sensation, suggesting a connection beyond the familiar.

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The writhing silver

Synali's reaction to the initial shock of the pain, focusing on the silver whorls in the gel and their increased activity.

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Divine punishment

Synali's belief that those responsible for her suffering should face divine punishment.

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Swallowing Oxygen

The act of taking in the oxygenated gel, feeling a bitter citrus taste and instantly dissolving in the mouth.

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The Entity

Synali's sense of being watched by a large and powerful entity, even bigger than Red Rider.

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Hairpin Turn of Fate

Synali's realization that her journey has reached a point of no return.

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Red Rider's movement as 'liquid fire'

The main character, Mirelle, is initially uneasy about the way Red Rider moves, comparing it to "liquid fire." This suggests Red Rider's movement is both powerful and effortless, making him intimidating.

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Red Rider's taunting dialogue

Red Rider's dialogue reveals his aggressive and combative nature. He taunts Mirelle, implying she's weak and questioning her sobriety. His words show a lack of respect and an eagerness to dominate their competition.

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Nobility's Technology

The silver gel is a technology developed and controlled by the nobility, suggesting a division between the social classes and access to advanced technology.

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Synali's Revenge

Synali's determination to seek revenge for the injustices she has faced.

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The 'inexorable' pull towards the event's end

The phrase "inexorable as a gravity generator" emphasizes the unstoppable force pulling Mirelle towards the event's conclusion. It creates a sense of impending doom and inevitability.

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Red Rider's attempt to touch Mirelle's hand

Red Rider's attempt to touch Mirelle reveals his physical dominance and desire to intimidate her. His actions suggest an underlying power dynamic and a potential threat.

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The 'hawk sigil' and its significance

The "hawk sigil" symbolizes Red Rider's sharp, predatory nature. The sigil's 'eye' watching Mirelle beadily reinforces his watchful and aggressive presence.

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Mirelle's pin on Red Rider

The action of Mirelle slamming Red Rider to the ground demonstrates her unexpected strength and assertiveness in the face of a powerful opponent. She uses surprise and skill to overcome a seemingly impossible situation.

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Red Rider's extended stay pinned

Despite his physical superiority, Red Rider remains pinned beneath Mirelle for a significant time. This suggests a tactical element to his actions, possibly a calculated strategy or an internal struggle.

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The heat of Red Rider's torso

The heat radiating from Red Rider's body suggests a physical element to his power, perhaps emphasizing his strength and stamina. It also creates a sense of danger and tension.

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Red Rider's brown eyes

When Red Rider raises his visor, the reveal of his warm, auburn eyes contrasts with the coldness of his previous persona, hinting at a hidden layer of complexity and perhaps a vulnerability.

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What is a hovercarriage?

A hovercarriage is a type of personal vehicle used for transportation, similar to a car but capable of hovering above the ground.

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What is a hard-light freeway?

A hard-light freeway is a type of road made of light that can change its shape and be projected onto any surface, allowing for efficient traffic flow.

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What is a blacklight halo?

A blacklight halo is a device worn around the neck to indicate nobility.

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What is a bliaut?

A bliaut is a type of garment, often a long robe, similar to a tunic or a cloak.

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What is rider training?

Rider training is a process of learning to control and ride a hovercarriage.

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What is the Supernova Cup?

The Supernova Cup is a competition for riders, similar to a race.

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What is a noble?

A noble is a person of high social standing or rank.

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What is a rider?

A rider is a person skilled in controlling and riding a hovercarriage.

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What is a personal injury?

An injury that is personal is a kind of harm that comes from a specific individual or relationship.

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What is revenge?

A person's revenge is their act of seeking satisfaction for a wrong they have suffered.

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Manipulation

The act of someone being manipulated or tricked into doing something they don't want to do.

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Manipulator

A person who has the ability to control or influence others.

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House

A group of people who are united by a common goal or interest.

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Hovercarriage

A means of transportation, specifically refers to a vehicle used by nobles in this story.

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Reeks of manipulation

An event or situation that suggests something negative or suspicious.

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Study Notes

Character Introduction and Plot Summary

  •  Synali Emilia Woster, a woman seeking revenge, is thrust into the world of noble riders.
  •  Red Rider, a powerful, intimidating noble, is one of her opponents.
  •  Dravik vel Lithroi, a noble with a hidden agenda, mentors Synali.
  •  Synali's mother was killed by multiple individuals, not just her father.
  •  Synali is to become a rider, despite having no training.
  •  The story involves a unique gel substance and a crucial encounter within a tube system.
  •  A mysterious figure, possibly larger than Red Rider, is present.
  •  Synali grapples with vengeance and the possibility of rest.
  •  Dravik reveals that Synali's mother's death involved a conspiracy of nobles.
  •  The story unfolds in a technological and highly structured society.

Novicius Character and Setting

  •  Novicius, a character, is introduced as a new rider.
  •  The story is set in a high-tech society; hovercarriages, and a "Station" are mentioned.
  •  Dravik offers Synali a ride in a hovercarriage.
  •  Dravik is a noble, despite not wearing a blacklight halo.
  •  Synali is suspicious of Dravik's intentions.
  •  Dravik reveals Synali's father's role in a conspiracy to kill multiple targets, a group project.
  •  Synali's birth and death dates are significant, connected via a symbolic meaning.
  •  A surprising birthday celebration for Synali occurs.

Key Concepts and Themes

  •  Revenge and its complexities are a central theme: Synali's motivation and the conspiracy behind her mother's death.
  •  Power dynamics and manipulation within a structured society are explored.
  •  The role of technology and its integration into society are highlighted. The use of hovercarriages and other futuristic elements suggest a complex technological advancement.
  •  Trust and deception are critical elements. Synali struggles to decipher Dravik's intentions and true nature.
  •  The novel's narrative implies an element of mystery; the identity of the unseen figure behind Synali and the revelation of the conspiracy surrounding her mother.

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Explore the intriguing world of Synali Emilia Woster, a woman driven by revenge in a high-tech society of noble riders. Discover her complex relationships with the powerful Red Rider and her mentor, Dravik, as she uncovers dark conspiracies that led to her mother's death. Engage with the unique elements of this narrative, including advanced technology and personal struggles.

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