Lena's Journey and Internal Conflicts

Lena navigates her life in a city with frequent blackouts, dealing with her muddled Granny and the helpful Mrs. Murdo. She overhears a conversation about colored pencils, sparking a desire to buy them despite other needs. During a trip to Night Street, Lena encounters Saj, who warns of darkness and monsters. Poppy, Lena's sister, goes missing during a blackout, causing panic. With Dune's help, Lena finds Poppy and reflects on her priorities and responsibilities.

What was Granny often found doing that concerned Lena?

• Searching through cupboards

• Writing letters

• Cooking elaborate meals

• Reading old books

How did Mrs. Murdo contribute to Lena's household?

• By organizing community events

• By ensuring they had proper meals

• By teaching Lena new skills

• By fixing broken furniture

What did Lena overhear that sparked her interest?

• A store selling colored pencils

• A new bakery opening

• A sale on winter coats

• A concert in the park

What internal conflict did Lena face regarding her spending?

• Buying food or a new coat

• Saving money or buying colored pencils

• Paying rent or buying a gift

• Buying a new dress or shoes

What was the atmosphere like on Lena's journey to Night Street?

• Busy and lively

• Chaotic and dangerous

• Quiet and deserted

• Calm and peaceful

What did Sag Merrell claim to have seen in the unknown regions?

• Darkness and monsters

• A thriving city

• A beautiful paradise

• Endless forests

What decision did Lena make at the store?

• To buy a new coat

• To purchase two colored pencils

• To save her money

• To buy a gift for Granny

What caused Lena to panic during the blackout?

• Losing Poppy

• Being alone in the dark

• Hearing strange noises

• Losing her money

Who helped reunite Lena with Poppy?

• Mrs. Murdo

• A shopkeeper

• Sag Merrell

• Dune

What emotions did Lena feel after reflecting on her actions?

• Pride and confidence

• Fear and shame

• Indifference and apathy

• Joy and satisfaction