Restart chapers 9-16

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What advantage does Kimmy take of Chase's amnesia?

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Kimmy tells Chase they are good friends, even though they have never hung out.

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What does Chase imply about Portland Street when he compares it to 'Frankenstein's lab'?

Back

Chase feels nervous because his friends are acting as if the place is creepy and gory.

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Who sees Shoshanna and Chase together at the yogurt shop?

Back

Shoshanna's Mom.

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What does Chase mean when he refers to himself as 'Mr. Happy Face' before the accident?

Back

He suggests that he was feared by others, similar to Mr. Solway, and that people did not enjoy his company.

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What prompts Mr. Solway to change his mind about interviewing Shoshanna?

Back

Chase refers to Shoshanna as a friend.

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How does Chase's amnesia affect his relationships with others?

Back

It allows others, like Kimmy, to manipulate his perception of their friendship.

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What themes are explored through Chase's character development after his accident?

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Identity, friendship, and the impact of past behavior on present relationships.

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What role does Shoshanna play in Chase's journey of self-discovery?

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She helps him understand his past and how he is perceived by others.

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How does the setting of Portland Street contribute to the story's mood?

Back

It creates a sense of unease and tension, reflecting Chase's internal conflict.

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What does the interaction between Shoshanna and Mr. Solway reveal about their characters?

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It shows Shoshanna's determination and Mr. Solway's initial prejudice, which changes over time.