Who do you think killed Noah? Do you think it was the same person who took Molly?.Her Final Words Discussion #1 Prompts/Questionsįeel free to comment whatever thoughts and questions you have! But if you aren’t sure where to start, consider some of the prompts/questions below: Ali said, each word slow and weighted, “doesn’t mean that they’re telling the truth.” – Brianna Labuskes, Her Final Words Vote It’s hard to tell which side everyone is on. There are a lot of strange things that happen in this small and a lot of shady characters. Mystery is my favorite genre! I love trying to guess what happened! I don’t think Eliza is the killer but I still don’t think we have quite enough pieces to put the puzzle together yet. But once their opinion became entangled with their sense of self, logic went straight out the window.” – Brianna Labuskes, Her Final Words Brooke’s Thoughts Most people could be persuaded to listen to reason if they didn’t actually feel that strongly about a topic. “And shit, didn’t that make things complicated.
Josiah seems to be a prime suspect too, although I don’t see why he’d jeopardize his position of power as the preacher to murder children? I also think it’s possible Eliza did kill Noah but only if he was going to die soon from his medical condition so that she could draw attention to the other murders/disappearances. Hicks is definitely involved somehow but I’m not sure if he’s actually a killer or just secretly protecting the Church. I have some theories but don’t really feel confident in any of them as far was what’s going to happen. (Aug.I really like this book so far! There’s a lot going on besides just the murder of Noah and everyone seems to have something to hide. Labuskes skillfully ratchets up the suspense. As Lucy probes further, she realizes the town’s citizens aren’t who they seem, and she has no idea whom to trust. One of Eliza’s best friends, Molly Thomas, has gone missing, and in the past other people, all members of the True Believers of Christ Church, have also disappeared. What Eliza discovers at Knox Hollow is more than just a simple murder. Lucy’s superior gives her the weekend to see whether her instincts are correct. She wonders why Eliza traveled more than five hours to report the murder rather than inform local authorities. But something doesn’t feel right to Lucy. She tells Lucy the body’s location and that alongside the victim is the knife that killed Noah and was used to carve a psalm into his skin. At the start of this cleverly plotted mystery from Labuskes ( Girls of Glass), teenager Eliza Cook presents herself at Seattle FBI headquarters, asks for agent Lucy Thorne, and confesses to murdering 12-year-old Noah Dawson in Knox Hollow, Idaho.
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