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What is significant about what Leo says to Hermione just before their competition performance? (from Part 4)

He was the first person to judge her after what happened, and the only person to withhold his support from her.

He was the last person to offer his support, even though he was the first person to find her after she was raped.

He was the first person to judge her after what happened, and the last of her friends to offer his support.

He was the last person to see her before she got raped, and has only now stopped feeling too guilty to apologize for not being there for her.

Who visits Hermione in a dream? (from Part 2, Section 1)

Her rapist.

Clara Abbey.

Coach Caledon.

Leo.

What does Amy suggest Hermione should do in the aftermath of the events at the dance in Part 3? (from Part 3, Section 1)

Listen to the music again and see if more memories are triggered.

Confront Leo about what she (Amy) thinks he did to Hermione at the dance.

Drink the punch again and see if more memories are triggered.

Go for a walk with Dion and try to feel comfortable with boys again.

What is significant about the water bottle thrown away by the boy on the other cheerleading team? (from Part 4)

It potentially has DNA evidence that could link him to Hermione's rape.

It potentially has DNA evidence that could link him to the attack on Polly.

It potentially has fingerprints that could link him to Polly being prevented from helping Hermione the night of the rape.

It potentially has fingerprints that could link him and Leo to Hermione being drugged.

What does the term "secondary samples" mean? (from Part 2, Section 3)

Samples of her attacker's blood, found under Hermione's fingernails during her initial stay in the hospital.

Other samples of DNA that could be used to convict Hermione's rapist: specifically, DNA found in her underwear.

Other samples of DNA that can be used to identify Hermione's attacker: specifically, DNA from her pregnancy.

Samples of Hermione's blood, in which traces of the substance used to drug her were found.