Parable of the Sower Themes and Characters
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How does Keith survive outside the neighborhood?

He shared a room in a building with other people, killed and stole from people.

What new belief system does Lauren create?

Earthseed

Why did Keith get taken in by the people living outside the wall?

To teach them how to read and write

What is the name of the coastal city KSF took over?

<p>Olivar</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why doesn't Lauren's dad want to go to Olivar?

<p>He thinks their freedom is going to get taken away.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Key Characters and Survival Strategies

  • Keith survives outside his neighborhood by sharing a room with others and resorting to killing and stealing from people to meet his needs.

New Belief System

  • Lauren creates a belief system called Earthseed, which emphasizes change as the fundamental principle of existence.

Keith's Role in the Community

  • Keith is taken in by people living outside the wall primarily to teach them reading and writing skills, highlighting a potential for growth and education within the community.

Location of Control

  • The coastal city taken over by KSF (the organization Lauren and her group are involved with) is called Olivar, representing a significant point of contention and acquisition.

Concerns About Freedom

  • Lauren's father is resistant to moving to Olivar due to fears that their personal liberties will be diminished and controlled in that environment, reflecting his protective instincts.

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Explore the key themes and characters in Octavia Butler's 'Parable of the Sower'. This quiz covers character survival strategies, the emergence of Earthseed, and community dynamics. Delve into the implications of freedom and control portrayed in the novel.

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