Three discussion questions in regards to Margaret Atwood's novel, Oryx and Crake, are:
1. In what ways can Crake be attributed to essence or figure of God? Why did Crake want to get rid of the "G spot" in the human brain and how is this ironic?
2. How might the end have been different if Jimmy had approached the three other humans that the Crakers encountered before him? Why is the end that the author implemented effective?
3. In what ways did the modified organisms created in this novel help the human race? Did they contribute to the greater good of humanity at all, and if so how? How is this different from today's society?
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