Protagonist's Relationships and Motivations

The transcript features a speaker who introduces himself as an oil man, discussing his family business and oil prospects. He offers financial deals and highlights the potential of oil under the land. The narrative includes religious elements and a pipeline deal with Union Oil. The speaker reflects on personal competition and the nature of people.

What is the relationship between the protagonist and HW?

• HW is the protagonist's mentor.

• HW is the protagonist's son and partner.

• HW is the protagonist's business rival.

• HW is the protagonist's employee.

What does the protagonist claim about his oil wells?

• They are not yet operational.

• They are producing thousands of barrels per day.

• They are located in another country.

• They are owned by a competitor.

What is the protagonist willing to offer for the land?

• $1,000

• $10,000

• $5,000

• $3,700

What role does Eli's son play in the community?

• He is a businessman.

• He is a healer and a vessel for the Holy Spirit.

• He is a politician.

• He is a teacher.

What is the protagonist's plan to increase profits?

• Build a pipeline and deal with Union Oil.

• Build a new refinery.

• Export oil overseas.

• Invest in renewable energy.

What does the protagonist see in people?

• A chance for redemption.

• Nothing worth liking.

• Potential for greatness.

• The best qualities.

What does the protagonist admit about his nature?

• He wants everyone to succeed.

• He is indifferent to competition.

• He has a competition in him.

• He is content with others' success.

What does the protagonist want regarding others' success?

• He wants everyone to succeed.

• He wants no one else to succeed.

• He is indifferent to others' success.

• He encourages others to succeed.