Bud is on the run, seeking refuge at the Northside library. He reflects on his past, including memories of his mother and her teachings. Bud inspects his suitcase, ensuring his belongings are intact. He recalls stories about his mother's photo and a cowboy hat, learning life lessons about identity and opportunities. Despite challenges, Bud remains hopeful, understanding that when one door closes, another opens.

What does Bud feel as he is on the run?

• Excitement and joy

• Pain and determination

• Fear and confusion

• Happiness and relief

Where does Bud hope to find help?

• At a nearby school

• At a friend's house

• At the Northside library

• At a police station

What does Bud discover about the library's windows?

• They are broken

• They are open

• They are locked

• They are barred with metal

What does Bud find when he checks his suitcase?

• Everything is missing

• Nothing was touched

• It was rummaged through but nothing was stolen

• It was neatly organized

What does Bud recall about his mother's picture?

• It was a wedding picture

• It was a school photo

• It was a family portrait

• It was taken at a park

What significance does Bud's mother attach to his name?

• It is a common name

• It is a name of a famous person

• It represents a flower waiting to bloom

• It is a family tradition

What metaphorical advice does Bud's mother give about doors?

• When one door closes, another opens

• Doors open and close by themselves

• Doors are always locked

• Doors are a sign of opportunity