2. What does Lila's apartment smell like?
(a) Alcohol and cigarettes.
(b) Baby powerder and vanilla.
(c) Fresh-baked bread.
(d) Mold and cats.

3. Who does Joe's brother, Jeremy, live with?
(a) Their father.
(b) Joe Talbot.
(c) Their mother.
(d) Carl Iverson.

4. What is the name of Crystal's boyfriend?
(a) Andy.
(b) Carl.
(c) Danny.
(d) Doug.

5. How old was Joe when Grandpa Bill died?
(a) 19 years old.
(b) 25 years old.
(c) 11 years old.
(d) 5 years old.

6. What does Carl demand from Joe if he wants him to tell his story?
(a) To be exonerated.
(b) Fairness in how the story is told.
(c) Access to the police report.
(d) The right to tell the story any way he wants.

7. How does Joe feel after telling his secret to Carl?
(a) Angry.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Embarrassed.
(d) Humbled.

8. What movie is Jeremy obsessed with when he meets Lila for the first time?
(a) Spy Kids.
(b) The Lion King.
(c) He does not watch movies.
(d) Pirates of the Caribbean.

9. When does Janet think Carl will die?
(a) By the spring.
(b) By New Year's Day.
(c) By Christmas.
(d) By Thanksgiving.

10. Why is Virgil so convinced that Carl did not kill Crystal?
(a) Carl was in love with Crystal.
(b) Carl refused to fight in Vietnam.
(c) Carl saved his life in Vietnam.
(d) Carl was the person who injured Virgil.

11. What was on the floor of the boat that caused Grandpa Bill to fall into the water?
(a) Joe's empty bottle.
(b) Joe's toys.
(c) Joe's tackle box.
(d) Joe's favorite book.

12. Where does Joe assume Virgil and Carl met?
(a) In prison.
(b) At the nursing home.
(c) In chemotherapy.
(d) As children.

13. Why does Joe open the file labeled 'autopsy photos'?
(a) He wants to test his mettle.
(b) He thinks it is a different file.
(c) He wants to impress Lila.
(d) He likes crime photos.

14. What does Joe see on Jeremy's back?
(a) An old scar.
(b) A new tattoo.
(c) A faint bruise.
(d) A fresh cut.

15. What does Carl say to Joe when he is finished telling the story of his grandfather's death?
(a) That Joe is a murderer.
(b) That he let his grandfather down.
(c) That sometimes good people die.
(d) That it was not Joe's fault.