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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does the Strange Man want the Main Character to tell him in Chapter 17? (from Part 6, Chapter 17: The Strange Man's Strange Tale and Part 6, Chapter 18: The Strange Man's Tale Goes On)

How he met the Girlfriend.

How he met the Rat.

The Rat's location.

Where he obtained the sheep photo.

2.

What losses do the Strange Man and the Main Character discuss in Chapter 17? (from Part 6, Chapter 17: The Strange Man's Strange Tale and Part 6, Chapter 18: The Strange Man's Tale Goes On)

The Boss's losses due to his health problem.

Business losses due to pulling the sheep bulletin.

Losses of loved ones.

The implied loss of the Main Character's life.

3.

Where does the visitor to the villa tell the Main Character that the Rat is located? (from Part 8, Chapter 33-35: She Leaves the Mountain; Hunger Strikes, A Find in the Garage; Thoughts in the Middle of the Pasture, and The Sheep Man Cometh)

In the garage.

He says he does not know.

At the Dolphin Hotel.

He says the Rat is dead.

4.

Where does the bar owner suggest that the Main Character stay while he is in town? (from Part 5, Chapter 13-14: The Rat's First Letter and The Rat's Second Letter and Part 5, Chapter 15-16: The Song is Over and She Drinks Her Salty Dog, Talking about the Sound of the Waves)

With the Main Character's family.

With the bar owner.

With the Rat's family.

With the Rat's friend.

5.

How does the Strange Man respond to the Main Character's attempts at small talk during their phone call in Chapter 22? (from Part 6, Chapter 22-23: Sunday Afternoon Picnic and Limited but Tenacious Thinking)

He is uncharacteristically friendly.

He tells him to stop wasting his time.

With silence.

He urges him to get to the point.

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