Review Questions:
1) What marked Daniel as a Galilean? 
A: He has dark skin and eyes
2) Who was Daniel waiting for? Why?
A:He was waiting to talk to a person that he used to know when he lived in the village
3)What message did Daniel want to send? Who did he want to send it to?
A:He wanted to send a message to one of the people that he used to work with just to see how he was
4)What did Joel and Thacia do before they ate? Why did it surprise Daniel?
A:They washed their hands, It surprised him because he hadn’t done it in five years, so he kind of forgot about it
5) Why had Daniel join the robbers?
A:He joined them because the leader of the robbers helped him into their cave because he was half frozen
6)Why didn’t Joel want to move to Capernaum?
A:He didn’t want to move because he wanted to be one of the first ones to see the Messiah
7) How did Daniel view the Roman presence?
A:He hated them, because they killed his dad
8)Who was Rosh?
A:Rosh is the leader of the robbers, he is also the one that helped Daniel get to the cave
Thought Questions:
1) If you were away from home for five years, would you forget your old life? Is there a difference between moving on with your life and trying to escape your past?
A:I think that I might forget a little bit of it, but I think that I would remember most of it, I think that there is a difference between running away and moving on… running away is trying to get away from it and moving on is remembering it but not trying to escape it
2)What gives a slave or a bound person the right to run away?
A: I think that they kind of do, if the slave was treated badly then they might have a little right, but other than that I don’t think so
3)Is freedom a natural right?
A:I think that it is, because people should be able to do whatever they want to with their lives.
4)What causes your conscience to become dull or silent? Can you ever permanently quiet your conscience?
A:When your not worrying about what you’re doing, I don’t think that you can but I do think that you can shut it out sometimes