CRABBE Journal # 1

The novel opens in....

• A School

• Crabbe's Home

• A Hospital

• A Park Ranger's Office

There is no one the same age as Crabbe on this floor because...

• the rest of the teenagers are watching T.V. upstairs

• all the teenagers are in the "psych" ward on the fifth floor

• he is the only teenager in the entire building

• all of the above

Crabbe’s only real point of interest is

•  watching the moving lights

• listening to the sounds of motion

• his daily hour with Dr. Browne

• none of the above

 Dr. Browne is...

• Crabbe’s pediatrician

•  Crabbe’s psychiatrist

• Crabbe’s father

• Crabbe’s boss

Dr. Browne is seen by Crabbe as

• mother, friend, enemy

• father, friend, or neighbour

• father, friend, or firm

• father, brother, friend

When Dr. Browne is firm, he is the biggest threat to Crabbe because

• He becomes angry and Crabbe is afraid of him

• He stops messing around with textbook methods

•  He comes too close to finding out the truth about Crabbe

• He reminds him of his own father

According to Dr. Browne, memory blanks

• mean that one’s mind is hiding something it does not wish to confront

•  mean that a person is not of a sound mind

• mean that one’s brain is permanently blank

• mean that people blank out when they speak

At the end of one of the sessions with Dr. Browne, Crabbe

• feels like he finally opens up to Dr. Browne

• becomes increasingly agitated

• yells at Dr. Browne and walks out

• realizes his vices are impacting his health

 Crabbe decides to write down his experiences in a journal because

• he loves to write things down

• he is afraid the new memories will crowd out the old ones

• he is afraid he will tell the truth to Dr. Browne otherwise

• he is afraid no one will believe his story

Crabbe's pipe

• was given to him by his grandpa

• was found in an abandoned campsite

• is the key to unlocking Crabbe's secrets

• is one of his vices