Narrative Perspective and Character Insights

A writer moves to a quiet room to work on his book but experiences strange occurrences. He sees another man in the mirror and hears voices. Despite his fear, he stays to finish his book. Eventually, the other man takes over his identity, leaving the writer invisible to others. The writer shares his story, revealing that he can still write and tell his tale.

What does the narrator reveal about his current state as a writer?

• He is famous and well-known.

• He writes only for himself.

• He is invisible to others.

• He has stopped writing.

Why did the narrator choose the little room?

• It had a beautiful view.

• It was quiet and suitable for writing.

• It was close to his home.

• It was cheap.

What was the first strange event the narrator experienced?

• Losing his pen.

• Hearing a voice.

• A power outage.

• Seeing another man.

What did the narrator hear while in bed?

• Music playing.

• A cat meowing.

• A man's voice.

• A loud bang.

What was unusual about the man the narrator saw in the mirror?

• He was wearing a hat.

• He was holding a book.

• He had a beard.

• He was smiling.

How did the narrator feel after seeing the other man in the mirror?

• Indifferent.

• Relieved.

• Excited.

• Unsettled.

What did the other man say to the narrator?

• You will never leave here.

• I am your friend.

• This is my room now.

• I will help you.

What did the narrator decide to do after the confrontation?

• Stay and finish the book.

• Leave immediately.

• Call the police.

• Talk to the other man.

What did the narrator notice about his reflection?

• It was gone.

• It was clearer than before.

• It was distorted.

• It was smiling.

Where was the other man when the narrator saw him again?

• In the bed.

• At the table.

• At the door.

• In the mirror.