Frederick Forsyth Reading from his book

The transcript narrates a personal story set in Prague, where the speaker recounts a night out with a girl named Yana. They enjoy a romantic evening by the lakes, and the speaker reflects on a remarkable thought while smoking. The narrative shifts to the topic of surveillance, with the speaker discussing the presence of the STB and East German agents. A surprising realization occurs when the speaker discovers the identity of their companion, leading to a humorous conclusion about making a living.

What activity did the narrator and the girl engage in at the lake?

• They went fishing.

• They went skinny dipping.

• They played music.

• They had a picnic.

What habit did the narrator mention he had during the story?

• Smoking

• Drinking coffee

• Jogging

• Reading books

What was unusual about the night the narrator described?

• The nightclub was closed.

• There were no headlights following him.

• There were no stars in the sky.

• The lake was frozen.

How did the narrator's companion humorously respond to the absence of the secret police?

• By suggesting they were invisible.

• By saying the narrator just made love to them.

• By claiming they were lost.

• By saying they were on vacation.

What was the narrator's attitude towards the secret police at the end of the story?

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Fearful

• Amused