Mississippi Blood Quiz

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Why does Jewel Washington meet in secret to talk to Penn in Chapter 38? (from Chapters 38 - 42)

To tell Penn about the rumor of a death threat on his father.

To tell Penn that she thinks Lincoln has a audiotape of his mother and the Double Eagles.

To tell Penn there is a possibility that the deputies tampered with the autopsy.

To tell Penn about the possibility some deputies tampered with evidence.

Why does Penn have bodyguards with him all of the time? (from Prologue - Chapter 5)

Penn and his family have been threatened by the Double Eagles.

Penn has bodyguards to account for his activities up until the time of his father's murder trail.

Penn has bodyguards because he is afraid Lincoln will try to hurt his family.

Penn has bodyguards because he is the mayor of Natchez.

Why do Serenity and Penn take Dolores back to Natchez with them? (from Chapters 18 - 22)

Serenity and Penn take Dolores back to Natchez with them so she can talk to the FBI.

Serenity and Penn take Dolores back to Natchez so she can reconnect with Cleotha in person and request that Cleotha go into witness protection.

Serenity and Penn take Dolores back to Natchez with them because the Double Eagles found out where she lived.

Serenity and Penn take Dolores back to Natchez with them so she can testify in Tom's trial.

In Chapter 24 why is Penn unable to attend the first day of his father's trial in person? (from Chapters 23 - 27)

Penn's mother is in the hospital and he feels he needs to stay with her.

Penn has been ejected from the courtroom because he spoke out against Shad's technique.

Penn thought it would be best if he did not attend the trial in person. He was afraid he would say something to cause trouble for his father.

Penn has to go home to take care of his daughter, who is having a panic attack as a result of Dolores' anxiety.

Why is the state medical examiner unable to explain why Viola was injected with adrenaline? (from Chapters 23 - 27)

The medical examiner testified doctors do not usually have adrenaline and that the drug is difficult to get.

The medical examiner says that he cannot explain why adrenaline was used because it would not counteract the morphine.

The medical examiner indicates that doctors do not generally give morphine and adrenaline together because the drugs would interact with each other.

If Viola had a do not resuscitate order, Tom should not have been trying to resuscitate her.