Wolf in White Van Quiz

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In Chapter 15, Sean makes a reference to a rehabilitation / care facility. Which other character, earlier in the narrative, also has an experience in a care facility, and under what circumstances? (from Section2, Chapters 15 and 16)

JJ: he is sent there to recover from his injuries after Carrie's death.

Sean's mother: she had a nervous breakdown after the accident.

Lance: he is sent there to recover from his injuries after Carrie's death.

Chris: he had a nervous breakdown after he left the game.

Who is Marco? (from Section 1, Chapters 1 – 2)

A nurse who takes care of Sean while he's in the hospital.

A hallucinatory shape-changer that shows up in Sean's imagination while he's in hospital.

A friend who visits Sean while he's in the hospital.

A hallucinatory shape-changer that shows up at the beginning of the Trace Italian game.

Which of the characters that Sean is hanging out with at the beginning of this chapter is referred to earlier in the narrative as having died? What happened? (from Section 2, Chapter 17 )

Kimmy: she died in a conflict related to drugs.

Kimmy: she died having a baby.

Teague: he became too involved in fantasy games and killed himself.

JJ: he died in a conflict related to drugs.

What is the most likely reason that Sean chose to try to kill himself rather than kill his parents? (from Section 2, Chapter 17 )

He was afraid of the sight of blood.

He realized that he loved them, and didn't want to hurt them.

He was afraid the one he didn't shoot first would wake up and make him too upset to continue.

He realized he hated himself more than he hated them.

What is the common link between the setting of Trace Italian and Sean's imaginings in hospital? (from Section2, Chapters 15 and 16)

Both are tied to Kentucky, and both represent freedom and escape.

Both are tied to Kansas, and both represent freedom and escape.

Both are tied to Kansas, and both represent a desire to leave an overly controlled life.

Both are set in Kentucky, and both represent opportunities for Sean to make money.