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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is the song "Nightingale" important in Frost's investigation? (from Chapters 19 - 24)

The Night Bird took his name from the lyrics of this song.

The song proves Brynn, Monica and Christie were all patients of Frankie.

The Night Bird e-mailed a copy of the song lyrics to Frankie.

The song proves the deaths of Brynn, Monica and Christie were murders.

2.

Why is Frankie especially bothered by the messages she gets from the Night Bird? (from Chapters 7 - 12)

The Night Bird sends Frankie personal information about Frankie that he should not have known.

The Night Bird seems to assume that Frankie has been expecting him to contact her.

The Night Bird sends the messages on her personal e-mail.

The Night Bird sends the messages to her personal cell phone.

3.

In Chapter 30 why does Frost ask Herb to help him find Lucy? (from Chapters 25 - 31)

Frost knows that Herb has a good deal of contacts of the street.

Herb helped Frost find his sister after she was murdered.

Frost is frustrated and does not know who else to ask.

Frost knows Herb is out among people all day and thinks he might see the girl.

4.

Why did Frost decide that he wanted to be a police officer? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Frost decided he wanted to be a police officer after his sister was murdered.

Frost always knew he wanted to be a police officer.

Frost decided he wanted to be a police officer while he was in college.

Frost saw so many driving infractions when he was a taxi driver he decided that he wanted to do something about it.

5.

Why does Frankie not think Darren is the Night Bird even though Jason does? (from Chapters 19 - 24)

Darren has no motive to hurt her.

Darren promised her he would not hurt her if she could keep him out of jail.

Frankie thinks the Night Bird murders are not Darren's style.

Frankie does think Darren is responsible for the murders.

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