How does the author make the drug-using criminal Case seem sympathetic to the reader?

Why does some of the technology presented in Neuromancer seem quaintly dated, while other technology retains its futuristic impact?

Pick a character and discuss how that character's identity changes or shifts over time.

In the final analysis, who benefits from the successful execution of Wintermute's mission?

What does the novel say about the relationship between technology and man? If man creates technology, are all of the outgrowths of technology outgrowths of human nature?

Did Armitage actually implant toxin sacs in Case's system or was the mere suggestion sufficient?

Who gains the most, Molly or Case, from the partnership-within-the-team agreement?

What are the appealing elements of the book that so captivated the public imagination of the late 1980s?

Describe the fundamental philosophies of the Tessier-Ashpool family.

Does the introspective Wintermute AI...