1. When Pinky first offers Helen a ride on his motorcycle, she considers asking him if his driving the cycle is illegal, decides that it is, and does not ask him. Since Helen is merely a passenger on the motorcycle, does it make any difference whether or not Pinky has a license to drive it? Does she have a legal or moral responsibility?

2. On a number of occasions Helen and Pinky do not tell the truth. In most cases they say they are going one place, but are really going to the woods or elsewhere in search of clues. They often end up in potentially dangerous places. How serious are these lies?

Does the purpose for telling a lie make a difference in determining whether it is right or wrong?

3. At what point in the book did you figure out the identity of the Man...