Prophet Song

How does Eilish's character evolve throughout the novel as she faces the escalating tyranny around her?

What role does the setting of Dublin play in shaping the narrative and the characters' experiences?

How does Lynch use the concept of family as a microcosm for broader societal struggles?

In what ways does the government’s oppression reflect real-world issues, and how does that affect our emotional connection to the story?

What moments in the book illustrate the tension between personal sacrifice and the fight for survival?

How do the relationships between Eilish and her children portray the complexities of motherhood in times of crisis?

What does the secret police symbolize in the context of Eilish's personal struggle and the larger societal commentary?

How does the author create a sense of urgency and fear in the narrative, and how does it impact your reading experience?

What do you believe are the implications of Eilish's choices at the end of the book?

In what ways do you think the book serves as a warning against complacency in the face of political upheaval?