5. How does Coraline’s relation to “solipsism” change throughout the book, and why?

11. Two of the “images of liminality” applied to the Lady in “The Lady of the House of Love”:

31. Two things that the children in the mirror closet (in Coraline) have forgotten:

21. The “dichotomy” that Neville uses to understand his situation in the first half of the book:

26. Major Supreme Court case decided in the same year that I Am Legend was published:

8. Where we see the theme of “masks” in “The Tiger’s Bride,” besides what the Beast is wearing:

18. Freud’s likely interpretation of the zombie phenomenon:

6. Significance of Tristan and Isolde to “The Bloody Chamber”:

3. The “moral” of the original “Bluebeard” fairy tale:

20. How Matheson’s representation of Robert Neville at the beginning of the book differs from any one of the three Hollywood representations (identify which version you reference):