Protagonist's Journey and Challenges

The transcript narrates a story of a young girl who, after a distressing evening with her sister Ruth, decides to escape from a dangerous household. She navigates through the city at night, avoiding soldiers and other dangers, to deliver crucial information to Curzon. Despite the risks, she is determined to secure a better future for herself and her sister.

Who was the first to leave the setting in the introduction?

• Ruth

• The protagonist

• Madame

• Ladies Seymour

What did the protagonist and Ruth eat for supper?

• Roasted chicken

• Fresh bread

• Cold tongue and brown bread

• Hot soup

What was the protagonist's bed made of?

• Old corn husks

• Cotton

• Wool

• Feathers

Why was Ruth crying in the parlor?

• She lost her doll

• She was hurt by Madame

• She was tired

• She was hungry

What did the protagonist promise to make for Ruth?

• A new doll

• A new blanket

• A new dress

• A new toy

What song did the protagonist sing to Ruth?

• A hymn

• An island song

• A lullaby

• A folk song

What was the protagonist's plan when sneaking out?

• To find food

• To visit a friend

• To escape to the wharf

• To meet a soldier

What was the protagonist afraid of when opening the gate?

• Being lost

• Being caught without a pass

• Being seen by soldiers

• Being caught by Madame

What did the protagonist do to avoid being seen by soldiers?

• Ran quickly

• Hid in shadows

• Disguised as a soldier

• Asked for help

What did the protagonist find at the wharf?

• A ship

• A familiar dock

• A friend

• A hiding place