Why does Finny rush out of the Assembly Room during the inquiry? A. Finny doesn't want to confront the unpleasant truth that Gene caused his fall. B. Finny does it for dramatic effect, to make the boys feel bad. C. Finny is annoyed with the boys for bringing up his fall from the tree. D. Finny feels it is no one's business and says that he doesn't care.
Gene says, "With the sensation that I was throwing my life away, I jumped into space." What does this line suggest to readers, and how does it affect the mood of the novel? A. Gene feels reckless and out of control, so it creates a mood of foreboding in the novel. B. Gene wants to be daring and no longer play it safe, so it creates an adventurous mood in the novel. C. Gene feels scared and wonders what will happen, thus creating a mood of uncertainty. D. Gene feels impulsive and wants to show off, thus creating a playful mood.
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