The Golden Goblet Analysis

The novel “The Golden Goblet,” written by Eloise J. McGraw presents a story about a boy in Egypt named Ranofer. He became an orphan when his father died, so Ranofer had to live with his evil half-brother Gebu. Ranofer wanted to be a goldsmith, but Gebu made him work at the stone cutter shop. The most important event in the story occurred when Ranofer found the goblet in Gebus closing trunk because he has a chance to put Gebu in jail, Ranofer could get a better life, and the goblet was proof that Gebu was a tomb-raider and thief.

First of all, Gebu will go to jail if Ranofer turns in the goblet to the authorities, or to someone powerful enough to put Gebu in jail. Also, there is a chance that Gebu could become a slave. Because Gebu stole priceless