You Should Have Known Quiz

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Why was Mitchell most bothered by Jonathan's reaction to Aaron's death? (from Part 3: Chapters 21 - 24)

Mitchell was most bothered by the way Jonathan ignored the fact Aaron was gone.

Mitchell was most bothered by Jonathan's over the top sorrow about Aaron.

Mitchell was most upset by the way Jonathan would not give the police a straight story about the way Aaron had died.

Mitchell was most bothered by Jonathan's lack of sorrow for what had happened to Aaron.

Why does Grace think that no one would come to her for marriage counseling? (from Part 3: Chapters 16 - 18)

Grace still believes she can help people, despite her own troubled marriage.

Grace thinks that people in Connecticut are not as open to counseling as those in New York.

Grace thinks that because of the hugeness of her mistake in marrying Jonathan, no one would want her advice.

Grace believes that she has no energy left to help people.

Why did O'Rourke ask Grace to donate the things she wanted to get rid of to a needy family he knew? (from Part 3: Chapters 21 - 24)

O'Rouke wanted to see what Grace would do if he asked her to help.

O'Rourke did not ask Grace to donate her old things to a needy family.

O'Rourke really wanted to help the family.

O'Rourke wanted to see how Grace would respond to nee.

Why does Grace take a disliking to Lindsey? (from Part 1: Chapters 3 - 5)

Lindsey alienates Grace during Lindsey's son's birthday party.

Lindsey forgets to offer Grace coffee when Grace stops by to leave Henry for a birthday party.

Lindsey does not invite Henry to her son's birthday party.

Grace is offended by Lindsey's accent.

Why is Grace unable to remember the name of the name of the au pair who lets her into Sally's house? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 2)

Grace's inability to remember the au pair's name represents with how little importance staff members were viewed in Sally's lifestyle.

Grace's inability to remember the au pair's name represents her own bad memory.

Grace cannot remember the au pair's name because she was never formally introduced.

Grace never bothers to remember the names of servants.