Jess's Grief and Reactions

Jess learns about the tragic death of his friend Leslie and struggles with denial and grief. He runs away, trying to escape the reality, but eventually confronts the truth with the support of his family. Through a night of reflection and dreams, Jess processes his emotions and wakes up to face the aftermath of the tragedy.

What was Jess's initial reaction to the news of Leslie's death?

• He immediately cried.

• He was in disbelief and couldn't speak.

• He laughed it off.

• He calmly accepted it.

How did Jess's father describe the accident?

• Leslie drowned while swimming.

• The rope they used broke, and she hit her head.

• Leslie was in a car accident.

• Leslie fell from a tree.

What did Jess do after hearing about Leslie's death?

• He ran out of the house in disbelief.

• He sat quietly in shock.

• He went to his room to cry.

• He called Leslie's family.

How did Jess's father comfort him?

• By holding him like a baby.

• By talking to him about Leslie.

• By taking him for a drive.

• By giving him a hug.

What troubled Jess during the night?

• His sister's crying.

• A loud noise outside.

• The sound of rain.

• A nightmare he couldn't remember.

What did Jess initially think about Leslie's death in the morning?

• He felt relieved.

• He accepted it as reality.

• He thought it was a dream.

• He was angry at Leslie.

What did Jess regret about his day in Washington?

• Not inviting Leslie.

• Not taking pictures.

• Not visiting a museum.

• Not buying a souvenir.

How did Jess's family react during breakfast?

• They were silent and somber.

• They ignored Jess.

• They were arguing loudly.

• They were cheerful and talkative.

What did Jess's father suggest they do after breakfast?

• Go to the park.

• Go shopping.

• Stay home and rest.

• Visit Leslie's family to pay respects.