What does the nature of Maror teach us?
When did the Egyptians begin to "embitter the lives" of Bnei Yisrael," and why?
The term "Parech" already appeared in the preceding Pasuk (Shemos 1:13, which we cited earlier in the Hagadah). Why is it repeated?
What can we learn from the sequence of the types of work listed in this Pasuk? How did each type embitter the lives of Bnei Yisrael?
How did the Egyptians gradually intensify the slavery?
In the absence of a Korban Pesach, the Mitzvah of Maror is Rabbinically ordained (unlike Matzah, which is a Biblical obligation even today). How can this be explained, based on the symbolism of the Pesach, Matzah, and Maror (see section "Raban Gamliel")?