Wagon on train, Deibler walking, closing gates

The transcript describes the end-of-day activities at a freight yard, focusing on the workers' routines and the solitary journey of Masuda Perry as he returns home. It highlights the isolation and social stigma he faces, as well as Blair's secluded life at home, where he keeps his gates shut to visitors.

What is the primary task that must be completed at the end of the trip?

• Loading new freight

• Repairing the wagons

• Counting the inventory

• Cleaning the freight yards

How do Masuda Perry's assistants conclude their day?

• They start a new project

• They finish their tasks and leave

• They leave with Masuda Perry

• They continue working late

What emotion does Masuda Perry feel as he walks home?

• Pride

• Joy

• Shame

• Indifference

How do others view Masuda Perry?

• With admiration

• With indifference

• With envy

• With horror

What is Blair's rule regarding visitors at his home?

• He welcomes everyone

• Visitors are allowed on weekends

• Only family can visit

• No friends ever come to call