Understanding Louis and Winslow's Story

The video follows a family dealing with the absence of Gus, a family member, and their attachment to Winslow, a donkey. As they navigate their emotions, they face the challenge of possibly having to give Winslow away due to zoning laws. The story explores themes of attachment, family bonds, and the impact of change.

What did Louis and his family wear to feel closer to Gus?

• Gus's sweatshirts

• Gus's scarves

• Gus's shoes

• Gus's hats

Who was at the door when the family hoped it might be Gus?

• Uncle Pete

• Nora

• A delivery person

• A neighbor

How did Winslow react to Uncle Pete's arrival?

• He wagged his tail

• He brayed loudly

• He ignored him

• He ran away

What did Nora reveal about her visits to Winslow?

• She never visits him

• She feeds him every afternoon

• She visits him early in the morning

• She only visits on weekends

What did Louis ask Nora to do next time she takes Winslow for a walk?

• Call him

• Leave a note

• Ask his parents

• Take a picture

What was Uncle Pete's suggestion regarding Winslow?

• To sell Winslow

• To keep Winslow in town

• To move Winslow to a farm

• To give Winslow to a neighbor

Why did Louis and Nora not want Winslow to leave?

• They were afraid of Uncle Pete

• They wanted to sell Winslow

• They thought Winslow was sick

• They were attached to Winslow

What did Louis reflect on while lying in Gus's bed?

• His upcoming birthday

• His brother Gus and Winslow

• His favorite book

• His schoolwork

What did Louis wonder about Winslow?

• If Winslow could talk

• If Winslow was happy

• If Winslow was hungry

• Who Winslow belonged to

What did Nora say about getting attached to things?

• They always get taken away

• They never change

• They are always forgotten

• They always stay with you