Unbroken Part 5

21. Why did Wantanabe disappear after the war?

• A. He was upset with himself for the things he had done to the POWs.
• B. He thought the POWs would find him and kill him.
• C. He wanted to avoid all war crime charges.
• D. He wanted to live somewhere other than Japan.

22. Louie turned to which TWO things to soothe his violent dreams, media spotlight, and tortured past?

• A. Marriage
• B. Family
• C. Alcohol
• D. Friends

23. How did Louie think that he would be able to save himself?

• A. Louie would be able to save himself by going to counseling.
• B. Louie would be able to save himself by killing the Bird.
• C. Louie would be able to save himself by running in the next Olympics.
• D. Louie would be able to save himself by moving states with Cynthia, his new wife.

24. How does Louie lose his money that he is raising for travel expenses?

• A. He spends the money on unsafe investments and schemes.
• B. He spends all of the money on alcohol.
• C. He decided he shouldn't travel to Japan and donates the money to help PTSD victims.
• D. He never lost any money and was able to travel to Japan.

25. What allowed Louie's war to end?

• A. Counseling
• B. Spending time with family
• C. Marriage
• D. Forgiveness

26. What is the name of the preacher who leads Louie to find peace?

• A. Charles Spurgeon
• B. Billy Graham
• C. Franklin Graham
• D. John Wesley

29. How was Wantanabe allowed to return home?

• A. Louie offered him his forgiveness, so the Bird was no longer in fear.
• B. America reconciled with Japan by dropping war crime charges.
• C. The Bird never returned home and died while he was on the run.
• D. The Bird was only able to return home if he agreed to spend some time in jail.

30. Which event happens in the Epilogue? Select all that apply.

• A. Victory Boys Camp, a lifelong project, allows Louie to mentor wayward teens who needed guidance.
• B. Louie continues to take on physical challenges; embraces life; and outlives his wife, all of his close friends, and family members.
• C. Louie discovers the Bird is alive, through a reporter who is covering Louie’s torch run at the 1989 Olympics in Japan.
• D. Louie writes Watanabe a letter of forgiveness.
• E. Watanabe refuses to meet with Louie and remains unremorseful about his treatment of the POWs, especially Louie.

Even though Louie is free now, spending years as a prisoner of war left a mark on Louie. How does he react when his sister Sylvia plays the recording of his POW broadcast?

• He screams in horror and makes her destroy it

• He cries quietly to himself on the couch

• He feels happy he is alive and hugs his family

• He takes the copy for himself to listen to later

Despite only knowing her for a couple of weeks, what does Louie ask Cynthia Applewhite to do?

• Marry him

• Let him borrow some money

• Join the military with him

• Let him coach her to run in the Olympics