Understanding the Story of Marseille

The transcript follows a narrative about a person who leaves for Marseille, buys a necklace as a keepsake, and deals with the legal troubles of their daughter, Allison, who is accused of a crime. The story delves into the challenges of self-representation in a foreign legal system, protective instincts, moral dilemmas, and cultural differences. The narrative highlights the emotional and legal struggles faced by the characters, emphasizing themes of trust, safety, and justice.

What did the narrator find at the gift shop that reminded him of home?

• A postcard

• A keychain

• A gold necklace

• A silver bracelet

Why is the narrator in Marseille?

• To attend a business meeting

• To attend a wedding

• To visit his daughter

• To explore the city

Who is Lina in relation to Allison?

• Her roommate

• Her friend

• Her sister

• Her lawyer

What is the main concern of the authorities regarding Allison?

• Her academic performance

• Her relationship with Lina

• Her financial status

• Her travel documents

What is the narrator warned against doing to prove his daughter's innocence?

• Leaving the country

• Committing a crime

• Hiring a private investigator

• Bribing officials

What is the narrator's primary goal?

• To find a new job

• To learn a new language

• To get his daughter out of jail

• To explore Marseille

How does the narrator feel about the cultural differences he encounters?

• Amused

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Frustrated

What does the narrator ask for in his prayer?

• Success in his career

• Protection for his daughter

• Guidance for himself

• Peace in the world

What is the narrator's nationality?

• Canadian

• American

• British

• French