Martha and Waitstill Sharp's Mission

The transcript details a letter from Waitstill to Martha, expressing his longing for her return and the comfort of home. It highlights the Sharps' mission to help people in Europe during the war, driven by a strong sense of duty and compassion. Martha's internal struggle between family and duty is evident, yet she remains committed to their cause. The Sharps' journey is marked by personal sacrifices and a promise to aid those in need.

What does Waitstill express in his letter to Martha?

• His plans to travel to Europe alone

• His longing for her return and the desire to rebuild their home life

• His decision to move to a new city

• His excitement about a new job opportunity

What motivated Martha and Waitstill Sharp to leave their home in Massachusetts?

• A desire to explore new cultures

• A mission to help people in Europe during the war

• An opportunity to start a new business

• A family reunion in Europe

What internal conflict did Martha face during their mission?

• Choosing between two job offers

• Deciding whether to return to school

• Balancing her love for her children and her duty to the mission

• Choosing between her career and her family

How did the Sharps' mission impact their personal lives?

• They faced financial difficulties

• They moved to a new country permanently

• They became famous celebrities

• They made significant personal sacrifices

What promise did Martha and Waitstill make as they returned home?

• To continue their mission despite the challenges

• To start a new business venture

• To retire and live a quiet life

• To write a book about their experiences