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What questions would you ask for the french book Aller retour?

Here are some questions you might ask about the French book "Aller-Retour" by Fred Vargas, depending on the context:

General Understanding:

* What is the central mystery in "Aller-Retour"?

* What are the main themes explored in the book?

* How does Vargas use humor and suspense in "Aller-Retour"?

* What is the role of the protagonist, Adamsberg, in the story?

* How does the setting of Paris contribute to the atmosphere of the novel?

Character Analysis:

* What are the strengths and weaknesses of Adamsberg as a detective?

* How does Vargas portray the relationship between Adamsberg and his colleagues?

* What motivates the characters involved in the crime?

* How do the characters' backgrounds and personal histories influence their actions?

Plot and Structure:

* How does the narrative structure of "Aller-Retour" contribute to the suspense?

* What is the significance of the title "Aller-Retour"?

* How does Vargas use flashbacks and foreshadowing in the novel?

* How does the ending of the book resolve the central mystery?

Themes and Symbolism:

* How does "Aller-Retour" explore themes of identity, loss, and redemption?

* What are the symbolic meanings of the objects and places in the novel?

* How does Vargas use language and imagery to create a sense of mystery and intrigue?

* How does the book comment on society and human nature?

Personal Response:

* What did you find most compelling about "Aller-Retour"?

* What were your favorite moments or scenes in the book?

* How did the book make you feel?

* What are your overall thoughts on "Aller-Retour"?

Remember to adjust the questions based on your specific purpose and the context of your discussion.

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