What Is The Theme Of The Golden Goblet

The Golden Goblet, by Eloise Jarvis McGraw entertains readers with the story of a young egyptian boy named Ranofer and his life in ancient egypt. Ranofer is a young boy who’s only dream is to become a professional goldsmith. His fate gets twisted when he finds out that Gebu his half brother is a tomb robber and has stolen gold from nearby graves. He searches for a way to expose Gebu and then he finds the Golden Goblet Gebu was hiding. The Golden Goblet lead him to discover what Gebu is up to and how to stop him. Out of all the events that took place in this book I think the most important event occurred when Ranofer found the Golden Goblet, because it led him to understand Gebu’s plans to steal gold, He had found some proof to expose Gebu and

Because Gebu was troubled by the thought of harboring gold, Ranofer was able to take more food for himself and meet with his friends often.

When Ranofer finds the goblet he was stunned because he never thought Gebu would steal from royalty. He never thought that Gebu would steal from royalty. He soon later finds out that Gebu was actually robs the tombs and took the gold from them. In the book it describes that Ranofer follows Gebu and his friend to where they were robbing the tomb. Because Ranofer found the goblet, it lead him to understand Gebu’s plans. He found help just in time before gebu could get away. Before Ranofer found the goblet he had had his suspicions that Gebu was already thieving, but when he found the goblet he knew the truth which lead him to figure out more information and stop Gebu in the end.

Since Ranofer found the golden goblet he had proof to expose Gebu. He wanted to use the goblet as proof that gebu was thieving but he knew that whoever he took the goblet to