Forrest Gump Character Analysis

The transcript features a series of taunts directed at Forrest Gump, leading to a chase where Forrest is urged to run. As he runs, he reflects on his ability to run like the wind, a skill that becomes a defining trait. The narrative concludes with a remark on Forrest's running prowess.

What is the initial reaction of the speaker towards Forrest?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Mocking and taunting

• Supportive and encouraging

• Friendly and welcoming

What action is Forrest encouraged to take in the first section?

• Stand still

• Fight back

• Hide

• Run away

During the chase, what is the main emotion conveyed by the speaker?

• Sadness

• Excitement

• Fear

• Confusion

How does the narrator describe Forrest's running ability?

• Clumsy and awkward

• Slow and steady

• Fast but inconsistent

• Like the wind blows

What becomes a significant part of Forrest's life according to the narrator?

• Dancing

• Cycling

• Running

• Swimming