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The Last Flight

The story of two women and one agonizing decision that will change the ...

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Discuss The Last Flight by Julie Clark

In what ways do you think Clair and Eva are similar, and in what ways do you find they're different?

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Jun. 02, 2020
by charleneds

Eva faces several huge difficulties in her life. Do you think her drug dealing is justified, given her circumstances?

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Jun. 03, 2020
by christineb

Do you think in our electronic age it's possible to vanish without a trace? Have you ever fantasized about running away from your life? Where would you go, and how would you achieve your disappearance?

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Jun. 03, 2020
by susanr

Sister Bernadette would often tell the children in her care that "The only way out is through." What do you think she meant by that? Do you agree?

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Jun. 05, 2020
by Mary Alice

Eva wants to be the one to define who she was. How does she do this? Would have done this in the future?

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Jun. 07, 2020
by Mary Alice

Are there other authors or books that came to mind as you read The Last Flight that you'd compare this novel to?

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Jun. 08, 2020
by kimk

What obstacles did you find that Claire faces once she escapes from Rory? Were there any difficulties that surprised you?

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Jun. 08, 2020
by Carol Rainer

Liz encourages Eva to return to California and turn herself in. What do you think the outcome would have been if she had? If the plane crash hadn't occurred, do you think she would have been better off fleeing?

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Jun. 08, 2020
by Carol Rainer

Why do you think Eva allows Liz to get close to her?

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Jun. 10, 2020
by beckyk

Why do you think Claire goes public? Would you have handled the situation differently? How do you think peoples' reactions to women who come forward with abuse allegations has changed in the past few years?

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Jun. 10, 2020
by beckyk

What do you think Claire will do next with her life? Will she be happy?

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Jun. 10, 2020
by crisandy5

Put yourself in Claire's shoes. How would it feel knowing that you've traded your life for someone else's? Would you feel guilty or fortunate, and why?

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Jun. 11, 2020
by charleneds

In what ways do you think the women's actions are influenced by their backgrounds? How much responsibility does each bear for the situations in which they find themselves?

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Jun. 12, 2020
by jodig

Claire thinks that "in this world, money and power were equivalent to immunity." Do you think this is true? Why or why not?

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Jul. 14, 2020
by mildas

What surprised you the most about the plot?

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Jul. 20, 2020
by mayurij

Claire believes that Rory loves her "in his own broken way." Do you agree?

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Jul. 20, 2020
by mayurij

Overall, what do you think of The Last Flight? (no spoilers in this thread please)

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Jul. 20, 2020
by mayurij

"...in order for true forgiveness to occur, something has to die first. Your expectations, or your circumstances. Maybe your heart. And that can be painful. But it's also incredibly liberating." Do you agree?

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Jul. 20, 2020
by mayurij

How did you feel after reading Eva's final chapter?

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Jul. 20, 2020
by mayurij

"Identity is a strange thing. Are we who we say we are, or do we become the person others see?" What do you think?

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Jul. 21, 2020
by lc8558

How do you feel about Eva's decision to manipulate Claire?

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Jul. 21, 2020
by lc8558

Eva watches a cat kill a bird at a birdbath, and felt the universe was sending her some kind of message. "The only problem was, she didn't know whether she was the cat or the bird." Which do you think she was?

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Jul. 24, 2020
by mac316

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