Samuel's Journey During the War

The video is a read-aloud of the epilogue from 'Woods Runner'. It covers Samuel's life after the attack on his settlement, his family's move to Philadelphia, and his eventual return to war. Samuel joins Morgan's Rifles, helps in non-combat roles, and reflects on the war's impact. The video concludes with a reflection on the ongoing nature of conflict and encourages viewers to revisit the story.

What is the purpose of an epilogue in a story?

• To start a new plot

• To describe the setting

• To provide a conclusion to the story

• To introduce new characters

Where did Samuel's family settle after the war?

• New York

• Boston

• Washington D.C.

• Philadelphia

What did Samuel's parents do in Philadelphia?

• Became farmers

• Joined the military

• Started a school for orphaned children

• Opened a restaurant

Why did Samuel feel the need to return to the war?

• He wanted to see his friends

• He felt he owed a debt to those who helped him

• He was bored in the city

• He wanted to become a soldier

Who supported Samuel's decision to return to the war?

• His father

• His sister

• His mother

• His friend

What role did Samuel take on during the war?

• He was a spy

• He became a general

• He hunted for meat and helped the wounded

• He was a drummer boy

What happened to Coop during the war?

• He became a hero

• He returned home safely

• He was captured

• He died from dehydration

How did the British treat Samuel's parents during their occupation of Philadelphia?

• With hostility

• With indifference

• With kindness

• With suspicion

What was one consequence of France's involvement in the American war?

• Strengthened the French economy

• Ended the war quickly

• Improved relations with Britain

• Led to the French Revolution

What does the narrator suggest about the end of the war for Samuel?

• It left him feeling lost

• It brought him peace in the forest

• It made him a hero

• It was a new beginning