Nick's Forest Adventure and Concerns

Nick is on a mission to find evidence of theft in the forest. He discusses the challenges of hiding his belongings, which are often stolen by outsiders. After searching for clues, Nick discovers a boot print and follows the trail to a cabin owned by his friend Howie. They discuss the presence of cameras and the possibility of someone taking Nick's stashes. Nick decides not to accuse anyone without solid evidence and leaves the cabin.

What is Nick's main concern while searching the forest?

• Discovering evidence of a thief

• Building a shelter

• Locating a lost friend

• Finding food

What does Nick express frustration about?

• The weather

• The presence of wild animals

• People stealing his stashes

• The lack of food

How does Nick view the forest?

• As a temporary campsite

• As a place to avoid

• As a dangerous place

• As his house and home

What does Nick consider an art?

• Tracking animals

• Hiding his stashes

• Building fires

• Navigating the forest

What does Nick find on the forest floor?

• A piece of clothing

• A broken camera

• A boot print

• A map

Where do the tracks lead Nick?

• To a river

• To a hidden cave

• To an old cabin

• To a mountain peak

Who owns the cabin that Nick finds?

• A stranger

• Nick himself

• A friend named Howie

• A local ranger

What is Nick's reaction to the presence of cameras?

• He is angry

• He is excited

• He is indifferent

• He is understanding

Why does Nick decide not to accuse Howie?

• He has no hard evidence

• He trusts Howie completely

• He wants to gather more information

• He is afraid of confrontation

What does Nick ponder about his stashes?

• They are safe and secure

• They might have been taken

• They are well-hidden

• They are no longer needed