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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Penn have bodyguards with him all of the time? (from Prologue - Chapter 5)

Penn has bodyguards because he is the mayor of Natchez.

Penn and his family have been threatened by the Double Eagles.

Penn has bodyguards because he is afraid Lincoln will try to hurt his family.

Penn has bodyguards to account for his activities up until the time of his father's murder trail.

2.

Why does Quentin tell Penn not to worry about the audio tape Lincoln has? (from Chapters 50 - 55)

Quentin does not think Lincoln will ever give Penn the tape.

Quentin thinks the tape may be a fake.

Quentin says the tape is not real proof.

Quentin says the tape is not worth one million dollars.

3.

In Chapter 24 why is Penn unable to attend the first day of his father's trial in person? (from Chapters 23 - 27)

Penn's mother is in the hospital and he feels he needs to stay with her.

Penn has to go home to take care of his daughter, who is having a panic attack as a result of Dolores' anxiety.

Penn has been ejected from the courtroom because he spoke out against Shad's technique.

Penn thought it would be best if he did not attend the trial in person. He was afraid he would say something to cause trouble for his father.

4.

In Chapter 12, why is Mia staring at Serenity? (from Chapters 12 - 17)

Mia is not staring at Serenity.

Mia is staring at Serenity because of the shrapnel scar on her face.

Mia is staring at Serenity because he skin is the same color as a paper bag.

Mia is staring at Serenity because she cannot believe she is a soldier.

5.

In Chapter 51 why does Penn think there was a bomb threat on the courthouse? (from Chapters 50 - 55)

To cover up an attempt to set Tom free.

To cover up an attempt to hurt the sheriff.

To cover up an attempt to murder Tom.

To cover up an attempt to hurt Annie.

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