2. Shortly after Lucy and David arrive at Petrus's event, why does Lucy want to leave?
(a) She is too depressed to be around people.
(b) She feels awkward around Petrus's wife.
(c) She feels that David is being too forward with women.
(d) She recognizes the rapists are there.

3. When David speaks to Petrus about watching the farm, what place does he mention as a possible place for Lucy to go and get a rest?
(a) Cape Town.
(b) London.
(c) Paris.
(d) The sea shore.

4. What is Petrus's position on reporting the young man who Lucy recognized to the police?
(a) The young man is innocent.
(b) The young man will seek revenge.
(c) The young man is emotionally fragile.
(d) The young man is not old enough to go to jail so it is useless to report him.

5. When David comes to the farm to visit, where does he propose that Lucy go for a rest?
(a) Madagascar.
(b) Paris.
(c) Holland.
(d) London.

6. When the fight between David and the other person is over, what does Lucy ask of David?
(a) To apologize to the person he attacked.
(b) To go into the house and rest.
(c) To pack his bags and leave her house.
(d) To take over for her at the stalls.

7. Who is it that accosts David and has a threatening conversation with David about staying with "his own kind."
(a) Dr. Rajool.
(b) A former female student.
(c) Ryan.
(d) Elaine Winter's husband.

8. Several days after the attack on the farm, what does Ettinger offer David?
(a) A cooked chicken dinner.
(b) A cow.
(c) A sheep.
(d) A gun.

9. After the attack, what has happened to the books that David brought for research on his Byron project?
(a) They were in his car that was stolen.
(b) They were burned.
(c) Bev has asked to borrow them.
(d) They are gone and David suspects Petrus has stolen them.

10. What literary reference doe David make after his meeting with Bev?
(a) Lady MacBeth.
(b) Moll Flanders.
(c) Emma Bovary.
(d) Desdemona.

11. What appliance does David buy to replace one that has been stolen?
(a) A radio.
(b) A television.
(c) A microwave oven.
(d) An electric drill.

12. When David suggests he will look to poetry to learn how to become a grandfather, who is the poet he has in mind?
(a) Shelly.
(b) Byron.
(c) Wordsworth.
(d) Victor Hugo.

13. In what condition is David's house when he returns to it?
(a) It is pristine.
(b) It has been ransacked.
(c) It has been cared for, presumably by Rosalind.
(d) It is dusty, but otherwise as he left it.

14. What does Lucy omit from her story when she tells the police of the attack?
(a) That she knew two of the men who attacked her.
(b) That she knew one of the men who attacked her.
(c) That she was raped.
(d) That she knew all three of the men who attacked her.

15. When David needs his bandages changed, who changes them?
(a) Bill Shaw.
(b) Bev Shaw.
(c) Petrus.
(d) Lucy.