State-Raised Convict
1. Where does Abbott say he spent his childhood?
(a) Work farms.
(b) Foster homes.
(c) Penal institutions.
(d) Orphanages.
2. What does Abbot say it is now routine for him to try to do?
(a) Abuse the guards.
(b) Write short stories.
(c) Think about his homeland.
(d) Escape prison.
3. What does Abbott say he did in 1971?
(a) Escaped prison.
(b) Killed an inmate.
(c) Attended a funeral.
(d) Killed a guard.
4. What city did Abbott escape to?
(a) Chicago.
(b) Montreal.
(c) New York.
(d) New Orleans.
5. What does Abbott say he dreamed about in his hotel room?
(a) Prison.
(b) Heaven.
(c) Family.
(d) Hell.
6. What does Abbott say he pushed aside while in prison?
(a) Fear.
(b) Laughter.
(c) Hate.
(d) Love.
7. What does Abbott say he forgot while in his hotel room?
(a) He was on the run.
(b) He had money.
(c) He was free.
(d) He was alive.
8. What does Abbott say he finds painful and angering to look into?
(a) A window.
(b) A microscope.
(c) A telescope.
(d) A mirror.
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