Brandon's Swamp Adventure and Challenges

Brandon Morrison, a furniture maker from Los Angeles, returns to Louisiana to honor his late stepfather by crafting a unique dining table from swamp wood. He partners with Shelby, an expert in finding logs in the swamp. Despite initial challenges, they discover a beautiful piece of wood, which Brandon plans to use for his project to benefit the local Boys and Girls Club.

What is Brandon Morrison's main goal in visiting the swamp?

• To explore the wildlife

• To start a furniture business

• To honor his stepfather by building a dining table

• To find a new home

Why did Brandon move to Los Angeles?

• To pursue a career in acting

• To escape the swamp

• To become a furniture maker

• To join a law group

What is Shelby's role in Brandon's mission?

• To auction the table

• To find the perfect piece of swampwood

• To provide financial support

• To design the dining table

What is Brandon's initial reaction to the swamp?

• He is excited and confident

• He is nervous and overwhelmed

• He feels at home

• He wants to leave immediately

What challenge does Shelby face with Brandon?

• Brandon refuses to work

• Brandon is allergic to wood

• Brandon cannot start the chainsaw

• Brandon is afraid of water

What advice does Shelby give Brandon about the swamp?

• To stay close to the boat

• To wear protective gear

• To run if he steps on a gator

• To always carry a map

What motivates Brandon to get into the water?

• The need to cool off

• The challenge from Shelby

• The sight of a large piece of wood

• The promise of a reward

What is Brandon's impression of the wood they find?

• It is too heavy to carry

• It is not the right color

• It is perfect for his project

• It is too small

How does Brandon feel about Shelby's expertise?

• He thinks Shelby is too cautious

• He believes Shelby is inexperienced

• He is impressed by Shelby's knowledge

• He doubts Shelby's skills

What is the ultimate goal of the dining table project?

• To auction it for charity

• To keep it as a family heirloom

• To sell it for profit

• To donate it to a museum