Understanding the Conflict and Characters

The transcript involves a conversation about Duquet, who has disappeared, breaking his indenture contract. Trepagny questions another man's loyalty and warns of consequences if agreements are broken. They discuss a cursed ram linked to Duquet's departure. Trepagny speculates on Duquet's cunning nature and potential survival. The conversation ends with instructions to return to duties and a request to use the fire.

What does Monsieur Trepagny question about the other character at the beginning?

• Their loyalty and integrity

• Their financial status

• Their ability to hunt

• Their knowledge of the woods

What does Trepagny suspect about Duquet's disappearance?

• Duquet was kidnapped

• Duquet was attacked by animals

• Duquet is hiding nearby

• Duquet fled his indenture contract

What warning does Trepagny give to the other character?

• To not trust Duquet

• To find Duquet quickly

• To avoid the woods

• To not break their agreement

What is Trepagny's concern about the ram?

• It might be stolen

• It could bring bad luck

• It is too expensive

• It might attract predators

What does Trepagny fear he has released into the world?

• A dangerous animal

• A curse

• A powerful secret

• A new disease

How does Trepagny describe Duquet's potential future?

• As a loyal servant

• As a defeated man

• As a successful and cunning individual

• As a lost wanderer

What does Trepagny believe about Duquet's fear of the woods?

• It will lead to his downfall

• He will overcome it and thrive

• It will keep him safe

• It is unfounded

What does Trepagny imply about Duquet's character?

• He is foolish

• He is cunning and adaptable

• He is cowardly

• He is trustworthy

What does Trepagny instruct the other character to do at the end?

• Search for Duquet

• Leave the area

• Return to their duties

• Guard the ram