Lena's Journey and Choices

In Chapter 5, Lena deals with her Granny's deteriorating mental state and the influence of Mrs. Murdo in their household. During a market visit, Lena overhears a conversation about colored pencils, sparking her desire to buy them. She takes Poppy to Night Street, where they witness Sag Mar's outburst about the unknown regions. Lena visits a store to buy pencils but loses Poppy during a blackout. After a frantic search, she finds Poppy with Dune's help and reflects on her actions.

What was Granny often found doing that concerned Lena?

• Cooking elaborate meals

• Writing letters

• Searching for a lost item

• Reading old books

How did Mrs. Murdo contribute to Lena's household?

• By organizing parties

• By ensuring meals and cleanliness

• By teaching Lena new skills

• By bringing new furniture

What did Lena overhear that piqued her interest?

• A concert in the park

• Availability of colored pencils

• A sale on winter coats

• A new bakery opening

Why was Lena hesitant about buying colored pencils?

• She didn't like drawing

• They were too expensive

• She needed to buy a coat for Granny

• She was saving for a trip

What was the atmosphere like on the streets as Lena and Poppy walked?

• Chaotic and dangerous

• Calm and peaceful

• Busy and lively

• Quiet and deserted

What was Sag Mar shouting about?

• A festival in town

• A new discovery

• The dangers of the unknown regions

• A lost treasure

What did Lena purchase from the mysterious shop?

• A toy for Poppy

• A new coat

• A book

• Colored pencils

What caused Lena to panic in the dark?

• She lost her way home

• She couldn't find Poppy

• She heard a strange noise

• She dropped her pencils

Who helped Lena find Poppy?

• A police officer

• Dune

• A stranger

• Mrs. Murdo

How did Lena feel about her actions at the end of the day?

• Proud and accomplished

• Regretful and reflective

• Indifferent and tired

• Excited and hopeful