Fiona and Skottie's Deceptive Dynamics

The transcript revolves around Fiona's secret meetings with the narrator, unknown to Skottie. Fiona deceives Skottie by pretending to be elsewhere, while the narrator describes their encounters. The narrative highlights themes of trust, betrayal, and the eventual need for Skottie to learn the truth.

What does Fiona tell Skottie she is doing every Sunday?

• Working overtime

• Attending church

• Visiting her parents

• Going to the gym

Where does Fiona claim to be when she is actually with the narrator?

• At a friend's house

• Shopping

• In a meeting

• At a concert

What surprises the narrator about Skottie's behavior?

• His lack of interest

• His trust

• His anger

• His forgetfulness

What is Skottie doing while the narrator is with Fiona?

• Reading a book

• Sleeping

• Watching TV

• Talking on the phone

Where does the narrator mention the affair taking place?

• In a parking lot

• In a restaurant

• In a library

• In a park

What event does Skottie remain unaware of?

• His birthday

• His anniversary

• His promotion

• His graduation

What change in tone does the narrator express towards the end?

• Skottie should forgive

• Skottie should be punished

• Skottie should find out

• Skottie should remain unaware

What does the narrator suggest about Skottie's future knowledge?

• Skottie will eventually know

• Skottie will never know

• Skottie doesn't care

• Skottie already knows

What is the narrator's attitude towards the affair?

• Indifferent

• Regretful

• Guilty

• Excited

What does the narrator repeatedly emphasize about Skottie?

• Skottie's kindness

• Skottie's ignorance

• Skottie's intelligence

• Skottie's wealth