Narrator's Emotions and Family Dynamics

The narrator recalls entering a library writing contest and reflects on rewriting their work. They reminisce about family memories, particularly about their father, who wrote poems. The narrator discovers a poem written by their father, which evokes strong emotions and memories. This discovery provides emotional closure, allowing the narrator to cherish the past while moving forward.

What motivated the narrator to turn back to the library?

• To enter a writing contest

• To return a book

• To find a quiet place to read

• To meet a friend

What prize does the contest winner receive?

• A new book

• A writing workshop

• A library membership

• 100 dollars

Why does the narrator stay up late?

• To watch a movie

• To rewrite their work for the contest

• To talk to a friend

• To finish reading a book

What does the narrator's mother do when she finds them awake?

• She makes them a snack

• She tells them to go to bed

• She helps them with their work

• She scolds them

Who is Can Jari in the narrator's reflection?

• A librarian

• A character in their writing

• A friend from school

• A family member

What does Can Jari say to comfort the narrator?

• There is no one more beautiful than you

• You are not alone

• You are a great writer

• Everything will be okay

What does the narrator's mother say about their writing?

• They could be a professional writer

• It's too long

• They need more practice

• It's not good enough

What did the narrator's father write?

• Novels

• Short stories

• Letters and poems

• Plays

What does the narrator's mother drink?

• Cold water

• Warm tap water

• Juice

• Coffee

What does the narrator's mother say about the narrator's father?

• He was a great writer

• He was not as good as the narrator

• He never wrote anything

• He was a famous poet