Across
- 4. According to the customs or usual practices of a society or community.
- 5. To bring under control, often referring to emotions or physical strength.
- 6. Deeply respected or admired, often referring to elders or traditions.
- 8. Involving great sadness or suffering, often used to describe events in the story.
- 9. Unwilling or hesitant, describing the feelings of certain characters facing difficult choices.
- 10. The act of establishing control over a foreign land and its people, central to the novel’s exploration of cultural clashes.
Down
- 1. Feeling troubled or nervous, reflecting characters’ emotions in tense situations.
- 2. The act of continuing firmly despite difficulty, a quality of several characters.
- 3. A disagreement or argument, common in discussions of conflicts in the novel.
- 7. A feeling of anger or bitterness about something perceived as unfair.
