Edward's Journey and Emotions

The video continues the story of Edward Tulane, a china rabbit, who is now with a homeless man named Bull and his dog, Lucy. Edward is accepted by the hobo community and becomes a listener to their stories, learning the names of their loved ones. Over seven years, Edward travels with Bull and Lucy, finding contentment on the road. However, trouble arises in Memphis when a man discovers them in a rail car, leading to Edward being thrown from the train. Alone again, Edward reflects on his journey and the connections he has made.

What new item did Edward receive from Bull?

• A new outfit

• A new scarf

• A new pair of shoes

• A new hat

How did the other hobos initially react to Edward?

• They were scared of him

• They ignored him

• They thought he was a joke

• They immediately accepted him

What did Edward feel when he was recognized by the hobos?

• Anger

• Sadness

• Pleasure

• Indifference

What ability did Edward develop that became invaluable?

• The ability to sing

• The ability to walk

• The ability to listen

• The ability to speak

What did the hobos share with Edward?

• Their food

• Their clothes

• Their money

• Stories of their children

How long did Edward stay with Bull and Lucy?

• Seven years

• Five years

• Ten years

• Three years

What sound became soothing to Edward during his travels?

• The sound of birds

• The sound of the ocean

• The sound of the train wheels

• The sound of the wind

Where did the incident with the man occur?

• In a small town

• In a forest

• In a city park

• In a railroad yard in Memphis

What did the man do to Edward in the rail yard?

• He took him home

• He threw him out of the train

• He gave him to a child

• He left him alone

What did Edward wish he could do after being thrown from the train?

• Fight back

• Laugh

• Run away

• Cry