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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the Night Bird leave Lucy in a car near Ocean Beach? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

The Night Bird returns Lucy to her apartment.

The Night Bird does this to make Frost relive his worst memory.

The Night Bird does this so Frost can find her easily.

The Night Bird does this because he thinks it will be the last place Frost will look.

2.

Why did Brynn see Frankie? (from Chapters 1 - 6)

Brynn saw Frankie because she was depressed.

Brynn saw Frankie in order to get over her fear of cats.

Brynn was seeing Frankie because she was having trouble with intimacy.

Brynn saw Frankie because she sensed she was losing days.

3.

Why does the Night Bird contact Frankie before Christie is about to die? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

The Night Bird contacts Frankie so she can watch Christie die.

To show Frankie that he is intentionally targeting her patients.

The Night Bird contacts Frankie so she can keep Christie from dying.

To taunt Frankie because she can do nothing to stop Christie's death.

4.

Why does Frankie have a psychogenic seizure? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

Because Darren gave her an injection when they were together.

Frankie does not have another seizure.

Because her husband Jason wiped her memory about her father's death.

Because Frankie is suffering so much stress.

5.

Why does Frost overestimate the sped at which the car is going in the video that Frankie shows him? (from Chapters 7 - 12)

Frankie uses words to suggest the car was going faster than it really was.

Frost's police training taught him to overestimate the speed of vehicles.

Frost does not overestimate the sped of the vehicle, he underestimates it.

Frankie has the video on fast forward.

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