1. Why does this narrator see this event as so thrilling that he has come 21 years and running to watch it?
3. How comes the author presents the reader with a list of things Jack hates about the city only to have him exhibit a love for most of them in later chapters?
5. Describe the contrast of Murray's thrill of white packaging and keen obsession with smell.
7. What ideas are presented in this chapter on the contrasting views of what is sexually acceptable?
9. Who is the world is Baba and why is her name so close to Babette?
11. Most people know that life is a series of choices; what significance is contributed to the story by Babette not understanding this concept?
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