Inquisitor Oberon's Arrest and Exile

The transcript details a tense situation where the protagonist and Spindle accompany the Duchess to arrest Inquisitor Oberon, who is accused of treason. Despite the risks, they confront Oberon, who is ultimately exiled from the city. The Duchess expresses gratitude to her loyal guards and plans to inform the council of the events. The protagonist reflects on the night's events and the potential for future recognition.

What was the narrator's main concern about the arrest of Inquisitor Oberon?

• The lack of guards accompanying them.

• The potential for something to go wrong.

• The possibility of Oberon escaping.

• The Duchess's safety.

How did the Duchess transform when addressing her guards?

• She became emotional.

• She became more timid.

• She showed signs of fear.

• She appeared more commanding.

What accusation did Oberon make against the narrator?

• Being a traitor.

• Stealing from the palace.

• Conspiring with the guards.

• Assaulting the Duchess.

What was the Duchess's response to Oberon's request to pack before exile?

• She allowed him to pack.

• She denied the request.

• She ignored the request.

• She asked Joshua to help him pack.

What did the Duchess promise to the guard with a wife?

• A new position in the palace.

• A pardon for his actions.

• A pension for his wife.

• A chance to stay in the city.

What did the narrator reflect on after Oberon's exile?

• The fairness of the exile.

• The simplicity of their task.

• The complexities of leadership.

• The ease of ruling a city.

What did the Duchess plan to do after Oberon's exile?

• Call an emergency council meeting.

• Punish the remaining guards.

• Hold a celebration.

• Leave the city.

What reward did the Duchess offer the narrator and Spindle?

• A new house in the city.

• A large sum of money.

• A position in the council.

• Medals and possibly a knighthood.

What did the narrator wish to do after the night's events?

• Join the palace guards.

• Become a knight immediately.

• Return to the bakery.

• Travel to another city.

How did the narrator feel about the potential knighthood?

• Excited and eager.

• Overwhelmed and tired.

• Confused and uncertain.

• Indifferent and uninterested.