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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

Because Todd threatened to kill Darren.

Because Darren threatened to kill Todd.

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

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

2.

In Chapter 33 why does Darren tell Frost he wished Frankie had entered his house? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

Darren wanted to rape Frankie.

Darren wanted to shoot Frankie.

Darren wanted to kidnap Frankie.

Darren wanted to be able to take out a restraining order on Frankie.

3.

Why did Frost decide that he wanted to be a police officer? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Frost decided he wanted to be a police officer while he was in college.

Frost always knew he wanted to be a police officer.

Frost saw so many driving infractions when he was a taxi driver he decided that he wanted to do something about it.

Frost decided he wanted to be a police officer after his sister was murdered.

4.

In Chapter 38 why does Frost have a police car stationed outside Lucy's apartment? (from Chapters 38 - 43)

Frost does this because he thinks the Night Bird might visit the apartment building wearing his mask.

Frost does this to make sure Lucy does not leave her apartment.

Frost does not have a police car stationed outside the apartment building.

Frost does this to make sure that no one goes into Lucy's apartment.

5.

Why has Todd been videoing the people he meets on a daily basis? (from Chapters 19 - 24)

To help explain why he might feel as if he knows the murdered women.

Todd has not been videotaping anyone for fear that he would make the man trying to manipulate him angry.

To see if he can learn where he goes and what he does during his missing time.

To see if he can capture the image of the person who is manipulating him.

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