What a character
What does Hazel tell George after he asks her why she is crying?
I forget
Why is Judson looking for revenge?
someone broke into his house and stole some of his alcohol
What does Mabel incorrectly accuse Judson of?
drinking alcohol in the morning
What is the height of Harrison?
7 feet
What is 211, 212, and 213?
Amendments to the Constitution that ensured everyone was equal
The thief did this with the wallet without breaking stride, ending the chase.
flung/threw it back (at Howard)
What is Judson's plan for revenge?
He puts poison in the alcohol so that the thief will drink it if he returns.
Why is Judson considered "Ruthless?"
He tries to poison someone to get revenge.
What is the twist at the end of the Wallet and why is it ironic?
Howard turned out to be the thief
Howard compares his arrival at the office to a soldier limping home from this long, difficult experience.
a long foreign campaign
Howard's pastime that "was paying off" during the foot chase.
Handball
The young man's method of getting through the turnstile, which Howard wisely avoided trying.
leaping over it (like a track star taking a hurdle)
The inciting incident of Lamb (kicks off the action/conflict)
Patrick says he is leaving
Howard's physical appearance, described as balding, middle-aged, and the size and shape of this animal.
bear
This is the non-English language Howard thought someone might have been shouting at him from behind
Spanish
The name of Howard's daughter, whose sickness was the reason Lynn was in a hurry.
Jeanette
Mary's fake and real reason for going to the grocer.
She created an alibi under the pretense of needing vegetables
What is ironic about Patrick's job and what happens to him?
he is a police officer. His job is stop murderers yet he is murdered himself by his own wife
What is the theme of Harrison Bergeron?
Enforced, extreme equality ultimately suppresses individuality, stifles creativity, and eliminates true freedom.
The plot twist of Lamb to the Slaughter...
the detectives eating the murder weapon