2. According to Karen on page 153, why does David take such an interest in her?
(a) Because of his love for Mr. Kingsley.
(b) Because of his love of the performing arts.
(c) Because of their connection to the past.
(d) Because of his admiration for her talent.

3. What change does Karen recommend making to Martin's play?
(a) Adding a score to heighten tension.
(b) Revealing the gun in Act One.
(c) Naming the young girl.
(d) Changing the wardrobe for the actors.

4. What type of job does Karen's father have, as revealed on page 194?
(a) A plumber.
(b) A carpenter.
(c) An electrician.
(d) An ironworker.

5. According to Karen on page 201, how does David feel about Sarah's novel?
(a) He is pleased to be a fictional character.
(b) He is unhappy with his storyline.
(c) He is excited by his newfound fame.
(d) He is alarmed by his representation.

6. According to Karen on page 181, how does she view her own memory?
(a) As a weight holding her down.
(b) As something to protect.
(c) As a means of earning an income.
(d) As a connection to the past.

7. How does Karen describe therapy on page 182?
(a) Like the solidification of memory.
(b) Like the erasure of memory.
(c) Like the presence of memory.
(d) Like the revision of memory.

8. According to Karen on page 139, what point does Sarah's book omit?
(a) That Sarah's mother was wealthy.
(b) That Sarah's mother was deceased.
(c) That Sarah's mother was elderly.
(d) That Sarah's mother was disabled.

9. When does the second section of the novel take place?
(a) The mid-90s.
(b) The mid-2000s.
(c) The mid-70s.
(d) The mid-80s.

10. Where does Karen shoot Martin at the end of the second section of the novel?
(a) His knee.
(b) His groin.
(c) His heart.
(d) His shoulder.

11. According to Karen on page 163, what is the most important aspect of Manuel?
(a) His rise to stardom.
(b) His relationship with Mr. Kingsley.
(c) His poverty.
(d) His great talent.

12. According to Karen on page 133, what might have caused the inaccuracies in Sarah's book?
(a) A failure of sanity.
(b) A failure of memory.
(c) A failure of reason.
(d) A failure of imagination.

13. What role does Karen ask Sarah to perform on page 185?
(a) Scriptwriter for Martin's play.
(b) Music director for Martin's play.
(c) Costume crew for Martin's play.
(d) Lighting director for Martin's play.

14. According to Karen on page 161, what scares David about the scandal surrounding Martin?
(a) That Martin is a predator.
(b) That it could happen to him.
(c) That Martin is guilty.
(d) That people are lying about Martin.

15. According to Kare on page 150, what is the real force behind stardom?
(a) The Elite Brotherhood of the Arts.
(b) The Privileged Fellowship of the Arts.
(c) The Righteous Union of the Arts.
(d) The Noble Fraternity of the Arts.