1. Why is Lady Blue upset about Vodlevile's news?
(a) She does not want to become personally involved in Stile's business.
(b) She is afraid for Vodlevile's safety.
(c) She does not want Stile to go away again because she is falling for him.
(d) The Little People detest normal men, making the mission dangerous for Stile.

2. Why is Stile unhappy about fighting his first opponent in the Tourney?
(a) Stile must use magic to fight him, which Lady Blue does not want him to do.
(b) His opponent is already a Citizen, and therefore has nothing to gain or lose by fighting him.
(c) Stile does not feel that he has a chance to win because his opponent is much more experienced.
(d) Stile's opponent outranks him in Proton society, and Stile will be unpopular if he wins.

3. Why are the results of the event, which Stile is preparing for, in Chapter 3, so important?
(a) He is unable to complete his quest without the Herd Stallion's help.
(b) He does not trust anyone else to protect Lady Blue, but is not in a position to do it himself effectively.
(c) He must become a Citizen in order to pursue a legal investigation against his adversary.
(d) He cannot marry Lady Blue unless he achieves rank among the nobles of Phaze.

4. What was Stile's former occupation in Proton?
(a) Warrior.
(b) Guard.
(c) Artist.
(d) Jockey.

5. What explanation does Stile give to Lady Blue for why they cannot have children yet at the beginning of Chapter 10?
(a) He cannot die until they have a child, so if she is not yet pregnant when he leaves, he will be safe until he returns.
(b) The Prophecy stated that he would not have children until after he completed his quest.
(c) Stile does not have time to start a family, until after he finishes his mission.
(d) He needs her help, and it would be too dangerous for her if she were pregnant.