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1. Why do the group decide to support Crimond?

The group see Crimond as the most talented member of the group. They think he has has the determination, character and charm to express their far left views. In addition he states the want to write the book.

2. Why are the group worried about Jean?

The group are worried about Jean because she has left her husband Duncan for Crimond. In the group's opinion, Crimond is an unstable character who they don't trust with someone as sensitive as Jean.

3. Why does Jean decide to leave Duncan for the second time?

Jean has again fallen for Crimond's moody charm, a charm that she thinks Duncan lacks. In fact, she tells her husband there is nothing he can say that will change her mind.

4. Why does the group's attitude towards Crimond start to change?

The group's attitude towards Crimond starts to change because he has shown no sign of repaying the faith they have shown in him. As the years have gone by, Crimond's far left views have become increasingly stringent while the remainder of the group's views have evolved. The group is beginning to think Crimond's book will not represent them after all.

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