Norris and Pick's Trust Issues

The transcript describes a tense situation where Norris is confronted about letting Pick leave with Mr. Grayson. Despite the physical altercation and emotional turmoil, Norris reveals that Pick willingly left to escape his father, with Mr. Grayson offering to take him to Mrs. Pickens. Norris struggles with his loyalty to Pick and his promise to his father, ultimately revealing Pick's location in Letcher County but deciding to stay with his father.

Why did Pick decide to leave, according to Norris?

• He was forced by Norris.

• He wanted to escape from the narrator's father.

• He was convinced by Mr. Grayson.

• He wanted to visit Mrs. Pickens.

Where did Norris take Pick?

• To the narrator's father.

• To Letcher County near Whitesburg.

• To a secret hideout.

• To Mr. Grayson's house.

What did Norris say about Pick's trust in Mr. Grayson?

• Pick fully trusted Mr. Grayson.

• Pick didn't trust Mr. Grayson completely.

• Pick was indifferent towards Mr. Grayson.

• Pick was unaware of Mr. Grayson's intentions.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to learning about Pick's location?

• They felt relieved.

• They wanted to tell their father immediately.

• They wanted to run to Letcher County to find Pick.

• They decided to confront Mr. Grayson.

What promise did the narrator remember that influenced their decision?

• A promise to confront Mr. Grayson.

• A promise to never leave town.

• A promise to stay with their father.

• A promise to protect Pick.

What internal conflict does the narrator face?

• Whether to confront Norris again.

• Whether to inform their father about Pick's location.

• Whether to leave town with Pick.

• Whether to trust Mr. Grayson.