1. Harry's meeting with Teresa Corazon is intended to give him more information about the Juan Doe who was found dead in the alley behind the diner. What does Harry find out?
(a) He was killed with a wooden stick and his body was dumped in the alley after death.
(b) He was killed by Cal Moore.
(c) His body was dumped in the alley after death.
(d) He was killed with a wooden stick.

2. What is it that Harry finds suspicious about the EnviroBreed office when he sees it?
(a) The building is too big.
(b) That there is no sign or marking on the building.
(c) He finds the presence of bulls odd.
(d) He notices strange smoke coming from a chimney.

3. What does Harry do to surprise Teresa at his house?
(a) He reveals his love for his cat.
(b) He talks about his mother's death.
(c) He cooks dinner.
(d) He asks Teresa to marry him.

4. What does Harry tell Rickard that he does not believe in Chapter 15?
(a) That Cal Moore secretly hated Rickard.
(b) That Cal Moore "crossed," meaning that he'd become corrupt.
(c) That Cal Moore was a secret agenct.
(d) Cal Moore was an informant,

5. Harry meets up with Rickard to re-interview the young drug dealer they arrested earlier. What does Rickard do that upsets Harry?
(a) He does not read the kid his rights.
(b) He plants evidence on the kid.
(c) He drives recklessly.
(d) He's excited that the kid has been hurt while in jail. He thinks this will make him talk.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 22, Harry asks why Agulia bothered to send a message to the US Consul notifying them that Guitierrez-Llosa was missing. What does Agulia say?

2. How does Harry respond to Agulia's story about how he got involved in the Guitierrez-Llosa case?

3. What does Harry find himself surprised to be thinking about as he makes love to Teresa?

4. What odd thing does Teresa find in the Juan Doe's ears?

5. Why do Teresa and Harry decide to eat at a restaurant different than the one they chose originally?

(see the answer key)

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