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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bryce mention that finally rattles Fletcher?

2. Who does Jenny confide in?

3. How many bodies are discovered in the six occupied rooms in the Candleglow Inn?

4. What do they find in the liquor store that can't be explained?

5. Who thinks the creature outside was a bird?

Short Essay Questions

1. What facts does Bryce slowly reveal that prove Fletcher is lying?

2. Why does Talber Whitman worry about his friend Bryce during this interrogation?

3. What is Lisa's analysis of the creature that attacks Stu Wargle?

4. What misconception has Jenny had for a very long time that Lisa calls into question?

5. Where do they discover the housekeeper, Hilda, and what is odd about her?

6. What has become of Fletcher Kale?

7. What is the first thing that Bryce Hammond rules out?

8. Why does Deputy Paul Henderson suffer from boredom and how does that change?

9. What abilities are revealed by the creature to the fox hunting in the surrounding woods?

10. What is odd about the condition of Paul Henderson and his surroundings?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What heralds the arrival of Timothy Flyte? What does he ask the Ancient Enemy for, and why is his request so readily granted? In what manner is his request granted? Where does this manifestation occur? What is one of the first things that is immediately obvious about this sample that the Ancient Enemy provides of itself? What questions does this raise? What does Sara compare the bulk of the Ancient Enemy's substance to?

Essay Topic 2

Who comes to Jennifer and Lisa's rescue? What secret does one of the rescuers have and why is it especially significant now? What is it about this secret that makes him fearful and how does it call into question his choice of profession? What is the first stop the group makes? What examination is made that is out of character under normal circumstances and why does it seem especially necessary now?

Essay Topic 3

What are the crimes Fletcher Kale has committed? Why did he commit them? What does he realize on his way to the courthouse, and how does that affect his behavior? What drastic action does he take at this stage to regain his freedom? What information does he learn that leads him to the perfect hideout? What earlier ties does he have to this property? After arriving, what does he discover that leads him to believe his life has a purpose and ironically would have made his other crimes unnecessary had he discovered this first?

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