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Book club questions · Chapters 1–5
Wool book club questions
For the first 5 chapters, the way a good group chat asks them: a quick take-a-side question first, then one to chew on. This page stops at chapter 5, so nothing here spoils what comes after.
WoolChapter 1
- Was Holston’s choice to go outside brave or reckless?
- What hits hardest about Holston passing the children on his last climb, and why?
- Why does Holston leave his sheriff star behind before locking himself in the cell?
Chapter 2
- Would Holston have been better off taking the dinner pick?
- What lands hardest in Holston’s visit with Mayor Jahns, and why?
- Why does Holston keep studying the dead pixels in the outside view?
Chapter 3
- Was Holston right to tell Allison to stop digging?
- Which hits harder: Allison’s theory about the wiped servers or the thought that data sparked the revolts?
- Why does Allison think the data itself may have driven people to revolt?
Chapter 4
- Would Holston have cleaned if Nelson hadn’t improved the suit?
- What hits hardest in Holston remembering Allison’s cleaning, and why?
- Why does Holston whisper that he’s ready when he sees fear in Nelson?
Chapter 5
- Was Holston right to put Allison in the holding cell?
- What hits hardest about Allison’s promise to come back for Holston, and why?
- Why does Allison tell Holston the screens aren’t real only after hours of silence?
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