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1. How does Asimov describe Gaal Dornick?

Asimov describes Gall Dornick as a country boy who has recently completed a doctorate in mathematics and is going to the planet of Trantor to work on the Seldon Project.

2. What does Gaal want to see the most as he travels to and around Trantor?

As Gaal travels to and around Trantor, he most wants to see the sky. However, on his way there he is not allowed to stay in the observation room because the sun will blind him. As he arrives in Trantor and travels to his hotel, he discovers that he is underground. Even from the observation tower, there is no evidence of green life.

3. What unsettling experience does Gaal have as he travels up to the observation tower in Trantor?

As Gaal travels up to the observation tower in Trantor, he doesn't see the sign telling riders to tuck their feet under the rail. Gaal finds himself suspended in air due to the loss of gravity and can't get down without the help of the operator.

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