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Student Edition Draft by: Anne Stevens Queen of the Damned Student Edition Draft by: Anne Stevens

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How does the absence of Mekare and the Legend of the Twins in the movie affect the viewer’s perception of Maharet?

What changes in society would have been the hardest for Maharet to adjust to over 6,000 years? What similarities exist between our culture and that of Maharet and Mekare during their human lives?