Protagonist's Journey and Reactions

The song 'Don't Lose Your Head' from the musical 'Six' narrates the story of Anne Boleyn, who grew up in the French Court and moved to the UK in 1522. She meets the king, and her father advises her to get ahead. Anne's carefree attitude leads to unexpected situations, including living with the queen. The song humorously addresses the rumors and confrontations she faces, emphasizing her unapologetic nature. The refrain 'Don't lose your head' is repeated throughout, highlighting her nonchalant approach to the chaos around her.

Where did the protagonist grow up?

• In the Italian Court

• In the Spanish Court

• In the French Court

• In the British Court

What year did the protagonist arrive in the UK?

• 1523

• 1522

• 1521

• 1520

What was the protagonist's initial reaction to politics?

• She found it boring

• She loved it

• She was indifferent

• She hated it

How did the king communicate with the protagonist?

• Through messengers

• Through public announcements

• Through letters

• Through phone calls

What was the protagonist's response to the king's letter?

• She sent a reply saying 'no'

• She sent a reply saying 'yes'

• She sent a reply saying 'hi'

• She ignored it

What unexpected situation did the protagonist find herself in?

• Living with the king's wife

• Being exiled

• Becoming the queen

• Becoming a politician

What was the protagonist's attitude towards the situation with the king's wife?

• She was unapologetic

• She was indifferent

• She was apologetic

• She was regretful

What did the public reaction to the protagonist's comment lead to?

• Rumors spiraling

• Increased popularity

• Political success

• Public support

What was the protagonist's reaction to the public's hatred?

• She was indifferent

• She was amused

• She was regretful

• She was surprised

What is the repeated advice given in the chorus?

• Don't lose your head

• Don't lose your heart

• Don't lose your mind

• Don't lose your way