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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Nathan claims that he and Cameron had shared a tension caused by betrayal that never went away. What was the situation that left Cameron feeling this way? (from Chapter 15 - Chapter 20)

Nathan had left Cameron a few kilometres from home one day after a petty argument.

Cameron never knew about the sexual encounter Nathan and Ilse had shared before they were married.

Nathan took a split second too long to back-up Cameron about the incident with Jenna Moore.

Nathan had burned some of Cameron's favourite books.

2.

What is the significance of the phone call from Jenna Moore? (from Chapter 8 - Chapter 14)

This was the woman who had accused Cameron of rape when he was only 17.

Cameron was going to visit her on the day he died, and not to Lehmann's Hill.

She was the first character to offer substantial information on Cameron's death.

Cameron had a large outstanding debt to pay her.

3.

From the first interaction between Ilse and Nathan there is an unspoken tension. What is the cause of this? (from Prologue - Chapter 7)

Ilse had been trying to take over the land for years before this incident.

Nathan never got along with his brother's wife.

Nathan and Ilse had a romantic past.

Ilse knows more about Nathan's death than she was leading onto.

4.

When Bub apologizes to Nathan, what does he say is his plan for the future? (from Chapter 36 - Chapter 39)

Move to Brisbane and go to school.

Move to Nathan's place and help him with his land.

Take ownership of Cameron's property.

Move to Dulsterville to be a roo shooter.

5.

Nathan recalls when he drove Cameron's car back from the rocks. What does he remember was odd about the state of the car? (from Chapter 21 - Chapter 28)

He had to adjust the distance of the seat from pedals.

It needed an oil change, and had done this two days before his death.

The gun was missing from under the passenger seat.

It was reversed into the spot that it was parked.

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