1. ‘He was in a mess… have been astounded.

’ What could be inferred from the

situation which now confronted George? (Setting)
4. ‘It seemed to put him at a disadvantage’ & ‘Something that he had…the two
young men.’ What insight do you gain into George’s feelings in this particular
incident? (Figurative language)
5. Analyze the dialogue between George & Jonquil. What is your explanation of
the following sentences?  (Plot)
‘They sat…fragmentary endearments.’ 
‘He was miserable… so glad.’ 
‘George decided… dangerous grounds.’ 
‘And anyway… at all.’ 
What implications could you find in the following questions? 
‘Do you expect…forever?’ 
‘Are you ready for me to marry you?’  
6. Explain George’s feeling in the last 2 paragraphs of Chapter II. (Plot)
10. Explain the last sentence in the last paragraph of Chapter III. (Figurative
language)
“This night's dusk would cover up forever the sun and the trees and the
flowers and laughter of his young world.”
11. What can be inferred from the first paragraph of Chapter IV about
the return of George? (Setting)
16.‘And then a curious thing…That was all.’ What feelings do you think both
George & Jonquil shared in this particular incident? (Plot)
17. ‘Yet he knew that… the freshness of his love.’ What can be inferred from
this paragraph about their love? Why was the phrase ‘the sensible thing’
repeated here? What does it mean? (Theme)
18. What is your explanation of the following sentences in the
last paragraph? (Tui sẽ là m phầ n nà y, nhưng nếu phầ n ai nó i ngắ n quá thì sẽ
nó i, vì plot cũ ng dà i đủ rồ i)
‘…she was something…breeze of night.’ 
‘There are all kinds… same love twice.’