Question

In the book Mongrels by Stephen Jones, answer the following questions:

What does the boy want most in Mongrels?

A He wants to shift.

B He wants to stay home with his mother.

C He wants to live a normal life.

D He wants his family to love him.

PART 2: At the end of the novel, how does the boy deal with not shifting?

A He leaves his family.

B He blames his aunt
C He does shift

D He goes to find his companion from elementary school.

Answer 1

• In the novel "Mongrels" by Stephen Jones about werewolves and their life. The young boy the protagonist and the narrator of this story desperately wants to shift into a werewolf and the story is a narration this journey of his life.

Answer. A. He wants to shift.

• At the end if the novel it's too late for the narrator to shift into a real werewolf or in the most real physical form but the boy, the narrator accepts his identity as a werewolf at heart, thus a shifting do take place though not in it's physical form as expected by the boy.

Answer. C. He does shift