Protagonist's Journey and Decisions

The video follows a narrative set in the Wild West, where two characters discuss job opportunities, embark on a hunting journey, and face challenges like crocodile encounters and ethical dilemmas about robbing a train. They reflect on past actions and make decisions about their future, highlighting themes of adventure, morality, and survival.

What does the protagonist initially consider doing at the start of the story?

• Finding a job

• Going for a walk

• Buying a horse

• Getting a drink

What tragic event happened to the protagonist's last partner?

• He was bitten by a crocodile

• He got lost in the desert

• He died in an avalanche

• He was arrested

What animal do the partners plan to hunt during their trip?

• Wolves

• Deer

• Crocodiles

• Buffalo

Why do the partners decide against robbing the train?

• They don't have enough time

• The train is too heavily guarded

• They don't want to be bad guys

• They are afraid of heights

What is the main reason the partners consider hunting buffalo?

• For food

• To sell the hides

• To avoid robbing a train

• For sport

What happens to the protagonist during the buffalo hunt?

• He finds a treasure

• He captures a buffalo

• He is injured

• He gets lost

What does the protagonist reveal about his past in the hideout?

• He was a train conductor

• He was a kidnapper

• He was a sheriff

• He was a farmer

Why do the partners decide to leave the hideout quickly?

• They are being chased

• They are running out of supplies

• They hear a train approaching

• They see someone suspicious

What does the protagonist offer to pay for a new partner?

• 500 bucks

• 1,000 bucks

• 1,500 bucks

• 2,000 bucks

What is the protagonist's final decision about their future actions?

• To rob a train

• To continue hunting

• To find a new partner

• To leave the area