1. Delve into the origins of the Olympic Games. In what ways have the core principles stood the test of time, and how have they evolved or shifted throughout the centuries?

2. The children bear names rooted in the rich tapestry of Greek history. Select two names and explore the parallels and contrasts between these children and the legendary Greek figures they are intended to mirror.

3. The depiction of athletes in Torch is perplexing. On one hand, they are celebrated as extraordinary beings, yet paradoxically, they are stripped of their humanity. Examine the transformation of athletes from the ancient Olympic Games to the contemporary sports icon.

4. Consider the distinction between the Nikathalon of the village and the young man who finds solace on the beach. What motivates his transformation, or lack thereof?

5. Dio begins to realize that the bygone "Wonders of Ago" can be rekindled. What leads him to this revelation, and do you believe his insight is justified?

6. Contemplate how the narrative might shift if told through a lens other than Cal's. For instance, how would the story unfold through Dio's perspective?