Luke's Identity and Challenges in 'Among the Hidden'

The video tutorial discusses the transition from 'Among the Hidden' to 'Among the Imposters', focusing on Luke's new life at Hendrix School. Luke struggles with his new identity as Lee Grant and faces challenges, including bullying from a fellow student, Raleigh. The narrative explores themes of identity, adaptation, and resilience as Luke navigates his new environment while holding onto a secret note from Jen's father.

What decision does Luke make at the end of 'Among the Hidden'?

• He hides in the attic.

• He reports to the authorities.

• He takes a fake ID and leaves his family.

• He decides to stay with his family.

Why does Luke whisper his real name at night?

• To test if there are bugs in the room.

• To annoy his roommates.

• To practice speaking quietly.

• To remind himself of his true identity.

What is Luke's first impression of Hendrix School for Boys?

• It feels like home.

• It is overwhelming and unfamiliar.

• It is a small and cozy place.

• It is similar to his previous school.

What does the Headmaster's office symbolize for Luke?

• A place of authority and fear.

• A place of friendship.

• A place of comfort.

• A place of learning.

What emotion does Luke feel when he thinks about his father?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Homesickness

• Anger

How does Raleigh Sturgeon first interact with Luke?

• He welcomes him warmly.

• He ignores him.

• He teases and intimidates him.

• He offers to help him.

What is Luke's main challenge with his new identity?

• Finding his classroom.

• Understanding the school rules.

• Making new friends.

• Remembering his new name.

What does Luke hope to find in the note from Jen's father?

• A map of the school.

• A list of friends he can trust.

• Instructions on how to escape.

• Guidance on how to survive his new life.