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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Mary leave New York City for the weekend? (from Part 3, Chapters 1-4)

Kurt is taking Mary on a romantic retreat outside of the city.

Her father called and wanted to see her.

She is angry at Kurt and needs a weekend away.

Her mother passed away.

2.

What is Identity Distance Therapy? (from Part 3, Chapters 5-7)

A new therapy that Kurt is engaging in to attempt to connect better in relationships.

A consumer-friendly form of Internal Directives.

Technology that increases a person's desire to be in a romantic relationship.

Biotechnology that changes a user's bodily sensations to create a romantic virtual reality.

3.

Why does Mary isolate herself after ending her relationship with Kurt? (from Part 3, Chapters 5-7)

She is building up her nerve before she attempts to pursue a romantic relationship with Ed.

She no longer wishes to be in the public eye after he releases The Walk without her consent.

She wants to take the time to reach out to Chandra and rekindle their friendship.

She is devastated by the end of her most meaningful romantic relationship.

4.

What is included in Mary's role as the Emotional Girlfriend? (from Part 1, Chapters 7-11)

Maternal comfort.

Sex.

Intellectual discourse.

Conversation and support for Kurt.

5.

Why does Mary leave Tennessee when she is younger? (from Part 1, Chapters 7-11)

Her Aunt Clara takes her away from Merle and Florence.

She wants to experience life in another state.

She decides to pursue an acting career in New York City.

Merle and Florence wish to move to New York City.

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