Chase's Memory and Identity Challenges

Chase Ambrose wakes up in a hospital with no memory of his past after falling off a roof. He learns he has acute retrograde amnesia, which erases his memory before the accident. As he interacts with his family, he struggles to piece together his identity and past life. Despite his physical recovery, Chase is haunted by the mystery of his forgotten life and the relationships he once had.

What is the first thing Chase remembers when he wakes up in the hospital?

• Falling from a height

• His mother's face

• His name

• The hospital room

What condition does the doctor diagnose Chase with?

• Post-traumatic stress disorder

• Short-term memory loss

• Chronic fatigue syndrome

• Acute retrograde amnesia

Who explains to Chase why he was on the roof?

• His mother

• His father

• The doctor

• His brother Johnny

What does the doctor suggest about Chase's memory?

• It will return in a few days

• It might come back over time

• It is not important

• It is permanently lost

What does Chase remember when he tries to recall his past?

• A little girl in a blue dress

• A family vacation

• His favorite toy

• His best friend

How does Chase feel about his father and his new family?

• He is excited to see them

• He feels disconnected and nervous

• He is indifferent

• He feels a strong connection

What does Chase's father do that makes him nervous?

• He brings up past memories

• He yells at him

• He hugs him too tightly

• He ignores him

What does Chase find in his room that surprises him?

• A collection of books

• A pet dog

• Trophies and newspaper clippings

• A musical instrument

What is Chase's reaction to seeing the selfie on his phone?

• He is relieved

• He is confused and questioning his identity

• He is happy

• He is indifferent

What sport is Chase associated with based on the clippings in his room?

• Basketball

• Tennis

• Football

• Baseball