What did Ranofer conclude about the small room on the scroll?
What did Ranofer conclude about the small room on the scroll?
What did Ranofer conclude about the small room on the scroll? He thought it was a secret passage in to a tomb.
What does Ranofer think the noise he hears in the night must be?
He hears the sound of the trumpet. A great procession from the temple of Amon.
What did Ranofer decide he needed to do in regards to GEBU?
Ranofer feels relieved when he realizes he can turn in Gebu in and be free of him for good, but he troubles over the question of how to do it. He decides he must get the goblet to use as proof when he reports the crime, but when he sneaks into Gebu’s room, the goblet is gone!
What happens in chapter 15 of The Golden Goblet?
In chapter fifteen, Heqet and the Ancient turn back to see Ranofer jumping onto the path. They rush to his side and Ranofer quickly tells them what has happened. It is decided that Heqet and the Ancient will stay at the entrance to the tunnel to guard it while Ranofer goes into town to find someone to help them.
Why did Ranofer tell Heqet to stop sharing what he learned as an apprentice goldsmith?
Why did Ranofer tell Heqet to stop sharing what he learned as an apprentice goldsmith? You have to do something to learn it, and it made him hate stonecutting even more. Chapter 8. Why did the Ancient encourage Ranofer to accept his fate as a stonecutter?
What important decision does Ranofer make in the tomb How does this affect his actions?
Ranofer decides to tell Ibni that Gebu doesn’t want his wine, so he won’t have to carry home the stolen gold which he believes to be inside the wineskins.
What happens in chapter 11 of The Golden Goblet?
In chapter eleven, Ranofer carefully repairs the clay seal on the lock to Gebu’s room and then waits in fear for Gebu to return. Gebu is so drunk when he does arrive, however, that Ranofer doubts he even looked at the seal. The next day, Ranofer spends the entire morning thinking about the golden goblet.
What is the main idea of The Golden Goblet?
While the mystery is central to the plot, the overarching themes of the story have to do with courage, coming of age and doing the right thing. Clear distinctions are drawn between good and evil, and Ranofer must make hard high-stakes decisions to secure the future he wishes for himself.
Why was Ranofer unhappy about his work?
Why was Ranofer unhappy about his work? He wasn’t allowed to learn anything new and had to have the same job all of his life because of his evil half-brother Gebu.