The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans

Michael and his mom have a very close relationship. What do you think motivates someone to bully someone else? Do you think fear might be part of it? Why do you think the boys bullied Michael?ġ6. If a friend confided in you that he was being bullied, what would you advise him to do?ġ5. If you had a special power, what would that power be? How would you use it? Do you think you would be tempted to use it for the wrong reasons?ġ4. What does Michael have that reminds him of his mom and brings back memories that are painful to remember?ġ3. What is Nichelle’s role in the book? Why does the author have someone like Nichelle in the book?ġ2. What has happened to Taylor at the beginning of Chapter 18?ġ1. Why do you think the evil gang took Michael’s mom and Taylor?ġ0. Why do you think the evil man called his co-hort Zeus?ĩ. Do you think Michael can trust Taylor? Why? ExplainĨ. Realistically, other than moving, what other alternatives does Michael have to keep his powers a secret?ħ. Do you think Michael is capable of abusing his special powers? Why? ExplainĦ. Based on the prologue, how do you think the book will end?ĥ. Who do you think the prisoner is going to be?Ĥ. What do you think is so special about Michael Vey?ģ. Based on the book cover and the book title, what do you think this book will be about?Ģ. There’s always Cell 25.”ĭiscussion Questions for Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25ġ.

There was a long pause, then the voice on the phone replied darkly, “Yes. And if they don’t turn, there’s always Cell 25.” “I know better than anyone,” the well-dressed man said, tapping his ruby-capped pen on his desk.

You know how difficult they are to turn at this age.” “ Time isn’t on our side,” the voice returned sharply. It’s just a matter of time before we find them-or they step into one of our traps.” I’ve put out a million-dollar bounty on the last two, we’ve got spiders crawling the Web, and we have a whole team of investigators scanning global records for their whereabouts. “ Remind the board that I’ve already found fifteen of the seventeen children.

“Is that what you want me to tell the board?” “They’re two children among a billion-finding them is like finding a lost chopstick in China.” But we believe we’re close-and they still don’t know that we’re hunting them.” “Not yet,” the well-dressed man on the other end of the phone replied. “Have you found the last two?” The voice on the phone was angry and coarse, like the sound of car tires over broken glass.

The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans