Chapter 6 | STORY | You're Thinking About Doughnuts

In this video, Frank, Spacesuit, and a plastic skeleton explore the concept of a witch who isn't there. They engage in a conversation with a mysterious woman's voice asking for help to find her mother. The story unfolds to reveal the woman's past as a beggar accused of witchcraft, leading to a trial where she was submerged in water. The narrative explores themes of perception, reality, and the consequences of societal judgments.

What does the plastic skeleton suggest about talking to the witch?

• The witch is just a myth.

• The witch can help them find their way.

• Talking to someone who isn't there is more interesting.

• The witch is always present.

What does Frank discover when he tries to communicate with the witch?

• He hears a woman's voice asking for help.

• The witch responds immediately.

• The plastic skeleton interrupts him.

• The witch is visible but silent.

What is the woman's voice's explanation for not being present?

• She is a ghost.

• She is invisible by choice.

• She is locked in a chair.

• She is hiding from the witch.

What happens to the woman in the vision Frank sees?

• She is saved by her mother.

• She escapes from the cage.

• She is freed by the crowd.

• She is repeatedly dunked into the river.

How does the crowd react to the woman in the vision?

• They try to help her.

• They cheer for her release.

• They accuse her of witchcraft.

• They ignore her completely.

What does the plastic skeleton claim about his own reality?

• He is a figment of imagination.

• He is more real than the witch.

• He is the original wild man.

• He is not sure of his identity.

What is Frank's final sentiment towards the mysterious woman?

• He is angry at her disappearance.

• He hopes she finds her mother.

• He is relieved she is gone.

• He believes she was never real.