Making Friends With Monsters

What action did the narrator take towards the person with the bike?

• He ignored him.

• He called for help.

• He punched and kicked him.

• He helped him fix the bike.

How did the narrator feel after the violent incident?

• Angry and frustrated.

• Proud and happy.

• Indifferent and calm.

• Guilty and accepted.

What was the narrator's experience with the group of racists?

• He was ignored by them.

• He was threatened by them.

• He was accepted by them.

• He was rejected by them.

What conflicting emotions did the narrator experience when accepted by the racists?

• Sadness and relief.

• Fear and excitement.

• Joy and anger.

• Happiness and guilt.

How did the narrator describe the feeling of being accepted by the racists?

• It felt meaningless.

• It felt terrible.

• It felt confusing.

• It felt good.

What did the narrator ultimately desire?

• Wealth and power.

• Fame and recognition.

• Love and acceptance.

• Solitude and peace.

What did the narrator acknowledge about forming friendships?

• They are unnecessary.

• They are easy to maintain.

• They can be complex with negative traits.

• They are always positive.