Narrator's Emotions and Decisions

The transcript describes a tense situation where a group of individuals is involved in a potentially dangerous scenario. One character is hesitant to enter a location, while another insists on going in. The plan is to wait in the car, but the situation becomes tense as time passes. Eventually, the decision is made to intervene, leading to a resolution and exit from the scene. The dialogue highlights themes of loyalty, tension, and quick decision-making.

What was the initial advice given to the narrator?

• To call for backup

• To wait in the car

• To go inside immediately

• To leave the area

What does the narrator emphasize about their usual behavior?

• They always split up

• They always stick together

• They never take risks

• They always call for help

What was the narrator's feeling about the situation?

• Uneasy

• Excited

• Confident

• Indifferent

What was the narrator's main concern while waiting?

• Running out of gas

• Getting caught

• Something not being right

• Missing an appointment

What action did the narrator decide to take after waiting?

• Leave with Smokey

• Call the police

• Enter the building

• Wait longer

What does the narrator tell Smokey to do?

• Go inside

• Get out

• Stay put

• Call for help

Who is mentioned as having done their job?

• Smokey

• Sean

• The narrator

• Vince

What role does Vince play in the situation?

• The driver

• The lookout

• The negotiator

• The muscle