Bring on the tough stuff - there’s not just one right answer.
- What's the deal with the title, Revolver? Does the revolver save or harm Sig? How are guns a point of conflict in Sig's house? Do you agree with Einar or Nadya about guns?
- Is there a hidden treasure? Why has his dad kept it a secret all these years? Should Wolff get half of the gold?
- Why is Sig always remembering sayings his dad said, like "dead men tell stories"? What do those sayings mean now that his dad is gone?
- Do you think Sig should spend the money from the gold he stole? Why or why not? Is Nadya right that it doesn't belong to them?
- How would the story be different if it was told chronologically? Why do you think the author might choose to tell it through flashbacks to ten years earlier?
- Sig starts out thinking his dad is honest and Wolff is a bad guy. Does this change at all?