When the Legends Die | Topics for Discussion
1. The story of Tom's life lasts well beyond his young adult years in When the Legends Die. Why does Borland choose to show what happens to Tom as a grown-up?
2. Did When the Legends Die surprise you in any way? How?
3. Why does the grown-up Tom decide he wants to kill the bear that had been his companion when he was young?
4. Why does Tom not want to do what Red Dillon wants him to do?
5. Why does Tom become bitter and cruel?
6. Why does Tom turn down Mary Redmond's offer of care?
7. Why would Mary Redmond be attracted to...
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