Protagonist's Journey Through the Forest

The protagonist flees from a pursuing steward, losing a sack of food in the process. As they journey into a dark forest, they are overwhelmed by exhaustion and fear, reflecting on their dire situation and the death of Father Quinnell. In the depths of despair, they pray for mercy and guidance, finding some relief in their faith, which allows them to rest despite the uncertainty of what the next day will bring.

What is the protagonist's main concern while on the run?

• Understanding their past

• Finding food

• Locating a safe place to sleep

• Avoiding capture by the steward

What connection does the protagonist suspect between Father Quinnell's death and their family?

• Father Quinnell had stolen from their family

• Father Quinnell was their real father

• Father Quinnell was a distant relative

• Father Quinnell was about to reveal secrets about their parents

What does the protagonist realize they have lost during their journey?

• Their map

• Their sack of food

• Their weapon

• Their shoes

What item does the protagonist find comfort in while traveling through the forest?

• A photograph

• A pouch with a cross of lead

• A map

• A compass

What is the protagonist's fear regarding their potential death?

• Being captured by the steward

• Being forgotten by their family

• Losing their way in the forest

• Dying without sacred rites

What sounds in the forest heighten the protagonist's fear?

• The sound of running water

• The chirping of crickets

• The hooting of an owl

• The howling of wolves

To whom does the protagonist pray for guidance and protection?

• Saint John

• Saint Peter

• Saint Giles

• Saint Francis

What allows the protagonist to finally fall asleep?

• A sense of relief from prayer

• A lullaby

• Exhaustion

• The sound of rain