The Night Bird Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

Frankie does not have another seizure.

Because Frankie is suffering so much stress.

Because Darren gave her an injection when they were together.

2.

Why did Pam kill Marvin? (from Chapters 48 - 52)

Because Marvin refused to tell Pam that he loved her.

Because Marvin threatened to cut her out of his will for having an affair with Frankie's husband.

Because Marvin had told Pam he did not want her along on that year's camping trip.

Because Marvin threatened to cut her out of his will because she refused to get a job.

3.

In Chapter 39 why do Frost and Frankie stake out Darren's house? (from Chapters 38 - 43)

Because Darren threatened to kill Todd.

Because Todd threatened to kill Darren.

Because they are afraid that Darren's girlfriend is in danger.

Because they want to make sure he does not go after Lucy.

4.

Why does Jess shoot Lucy? (from Chapters 44 - 47)

Jess shoots Lucy because Lucy is threatening Todd.

Jess shoots Lucy because she is threatening Frost with the knife.

Jess shoots Lucy because she believes Lucy killed Darren.

Jess shoots Lucy because she is threatening Frankie with a knife.

5.

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 because he thinks it will be the last place Frost will look.

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

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