Character Motivations and Decisions in Literature

The transcript follows a narrative of characters dealing with post-slavery challenges, personal conflicts, and societal changes. It explores themes of identity, freedom, and resilience as characters navigate their lives in a changing world. The story unfolds with rising tensions and conflicts, leading to a resolution where characters reflect on their experiences and future.

What does the man offer to buy in the beginning?

• A store

• A horse

• A piece of land

• A house

What does Miss Lizzy want for dinner?

• Vegetable stew

• Roasted chicken with gravy

• Beef stew

• Fish and chips

What does Queen's mother make for her to drink?

• Tea

• Coffee

• Hot chocolate

• Lemonade

What does Queen's mother say about the old days?

• They were unpredictable

• They were the same

• They were worse

• They were better

What does Queen struggle with in her identity?

• Her family

• Her job

• Her race

• Her education

What advice does Alice give to Queen about love?

• Love is a curse

• Love is dangerous for women like us

• Love is easy

• Love is a blessing

What does Davis do for a living?

• He is a store owner

• He is a housekeeper

• He is a cook

• He is a gardener

What name does Queen want to give her child?

• Abner

• Michael

• David

• John

What does Miss Mandy want to do with Queen's child?

• Send him to school

• Keep him with Queen

• Move him into her room

• Give him to another family

What does Queen decide to do at the end?

• Move to another town

• Leave and find Davis

• Give up her child

• Stay with Miss Mandy