3. How does the woman think Vane has shamed her?
(a) By seeing her naked.
(b) By telling her she is dead.
(c) By refusing to touch her.
(d) By touching her.

4. How long have the Little Ones existed?
(a) Since the end of the third age.
(b) Since the beginning of the first age.
(c) Since time begins.
(d) Since the fall of human beings.

5. What keeps Vane from communing with the beasts?
(a) Fear.
(b) He cannot find them.
(c) Blindness.
(d) Loyalty to the corpse.

6. Whose papers does Vane find?
(a) Raven's.
(b) A great uncle.
(c) His mother's.
(d) His father's.

7. What does Vane wonder why he is not being treated as?
(a) A free agent.
(b) A man.
(c) An asset.
(d) An adult.

8. For what does the woman who has come back from death ask?
(a) Her son.
(b) Her clothes and jewels.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her paints.

9. What is in the chamber in the garret?
(a) A tree.
(b) An old mirror.
(c) A torch that never goes out.
(d) A sword.

10. What does Vane do that makes it difficult for him to find love?
(a) He judges people.
(b) He love not himself.
(c) He misjudges people.
(d) He constantly flees.

11. Where does the bird lead Vane?
(a) To parliament.
(b) To a neighbor's foyer.
(c) To the library.
(d) To the garden.

12. What does Mr. Vane find when he goes through a mirror?
(a) A Raven.
(b) A Chickadee.
(c) A Crow.
(d) A Bluebird.

13. What does the couple in the carriage Vane finds do?
(a) Get out a fight like an old married couple.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Try to restrain Vane.
(d) They scream at Vane.

14. What does the person in the ravine say about the Little Ones?
(a) They do not know life.
(b) They do not know death.
(c) They do not know their own names.
(d) They are an illusion.

15. What does the forest resemble that Vane comes upon after going through a desert?
(a) An elephant.
(b) A group of angels.
(c) A church.
(d) A ship.