Marty's Moral Dilemmas and Choices

The transcript follows Marty as he navigates moral dilemmas and family interactions in West Virginia. He recalls a childhood incident involving a chocolate rabbit, struggles with honesty about a dog named Shiloh, and deals with family dynamics. Marty forms a bond with Shiloh, a dog he hides from its abusive owner, Judd Travers. He tells a story about a snake to deter his sister and has a tense encounter with Judd, discussing Shiloh's whereabouts. Throughout, Marty grapples with the consequences of his actions and the lies he tells.

What does Marty compare the night in West Virginia to?

• A dark, starless sky

• A bustling city night

• A bright sunny day

• A moonlit beach

What did Marty do to Darryl's chocolate rabbit?

• He hid it under his bed

• He threw it away

• He ate one of its ears

• He gave it away

What lesson did Marty's mother teach him about honesty?

• Lies can separate us from God's love

• Honesty is not always the best policy

• Honesty is only important in school

• It's okay to lie if it helps someone

What is Marty's moral dilemma regarding Shiloh?

• Whether to tell his parents about Shiloh

• Whether to feed Shiloh or not

• Whether to keep Shiloh or return him to Judd

• Whether to let Shiloh run free

How does Marty manage to feed Shiloh?

• He buys extra food

• He asks his neighbors for help

• He grows his own food

• He sneaks food from his own meals

What does Marty reflect on while spending time with Shiloh?

• The dog's dislike for other animals

• The dog's ability to hunt

• The dog's fear of storms

• The dog's loyalty and trust

What do Marty's parents think is affecting his behavior?

• His interest in sports

• His lack of friends

• His age and moodiness

• His school grades

How does Marty prevent Darrell from following him?

• He tells her a story about a snake

• He locks her in the house

• He distracts her with a game

• He asks his parents to stop her

What does Judd Travers reveal about his treatment of Shiloh?

• He feeds Shiloh the best food

• He kicks Shiloh when displeased

• He takes Shiloh to the vet regularly

• He treats Shiloh like a family member