Understanding the Confrontation

In a tense confrontation, Mr. Grayson and Daddy discuss past grievances involving lies and secrets. Daddy accuses Grayson of keeping his son a secret and preventing him from helping his daughter. Mama confirms the truth, and Grayson claims his actions were to protect the family. Despite the tension, Daddy shows restraint, and Grayson decides to leave, acknowledging there's little business left in the area.

What was Mr. Grayson's initial concern when he turned to Daddy?

• That Daddy was leaving

• That Daddy was lying

• That Daddy would cause trouble

• That Daddy was drinking

What did Daddy accuse Mr. Grayson of doing?

• Stealing money

• Keeping secrets and lying

• Causing a fight

• Leaving town

How did Mr. Grayson justify his actions to Daddy?

• By blaming someone else

• By apologizing profusely

• By claiming he was unaware

• By saying he was protecting the family

What did Mr. Grayson mention about Daddy's past?

• His family history

• His financial troubles

• His previous job

• His past drinking habits

How did Daddy respond to the mention of his past drinking habits?

• He ignored the comment

• He got angry

• He agreed with Mr. Grayson

• He denied drinking in those days

What did Daddy do instead of reacting violently to Mr. Grayson?

• He shouted at Mr. Grayson

• He left the room

• He brushed off Mr. Grayson's hand

• He called the police

Why did Daddy choose not to fight Mr. Grayson?

• He was too tired

• He wanted to set a good example for his children

• He was afraid of Mr. Grayson

• He didn't care anymore

What did Daddy say about Mr. Grayson's character?

• He was a hard worker

• He was a liar and a cheat

• He was a good friend

• He was misunderstood

What reason did Mr. Grayson give for leaving?

• He was moving to a bigger city

• He wanted to travel

• There was no business in the area

• He was tired of the town

How did Mr. Grayson leave the scene?

• He drove away in his car

• He took a bus

• He rode a bicycle

• He walked away