In this task, you're given a context passage, followed by a question that needs to be answered. Based on the paragraph, you must write unambiguous answers to the questions and your answer must refer to a specific phrase from the paragraph. If multiple answers seem to exist, write the answer that is the most plausible.

It didn't seem reasonable to walk in her shoes on the beach, so she went barefoot. 
Question: What will Casey want to do next?
jump in the water after walking on the beach barefoot

I was walking to my car last night from work and was ready to drive home . I started the car up , but I noticed that I left my phone at work , so I turned the ignition back off , locked the car doors , and shut the driver door . Unfortunately for me , I shut the door WITH my keys still in the ignition . That 's right ; I was locked out of my own car . Flustered and embarrassed , I pulled at the handles of the doors and attempted to open the trunk off the car - no luck at all . I walked back to my office , got my phone , and contemplated what I would do next . There was no one there with me , so my only hope was riding the public bus -LRB- I did n't have money for a cab -RRB- . I waited for the bus , the last one of the night , at the bus stop . The bus driver opened the door for me and I came aboard . I paid the two dollar bus fare so that I could ride and asked him for a transfer so that I could get on the next bus at the terminal . I took my seat , and the bus took me to the terminal at the plaza . I got off the bus and hopped on the bus that would take me home . I handed the transfer to the driver and took my seat . As I approached my apartment , I pushed the button to request for the bus to stop . The driver pulled over , and I thanked them and got off . When I got in the apartment , I immediately jumped into my bed . I was dead-tired , and though I had the dilemma of having my keys locked in the car , I would figure that out in the morning . 
Question: Who did they go to the bus stop with?
Nobody

She argues that , as a consequence of this denial , illness has never gathered its own vocabulary , leaving the ill without language to express their experiences : " The merest schoolgirl , when she falls in love , " argues Woolf , " has Shakespeare or Keats to speak her mind for her ; but let a sufferer try to describe a pain in his head to a doctor and language at once runs dry . " . Examining her own familiarity with illness , Woolf undertakes a rigorous , compassionate , and droll investigation of how illness shapes the identity of a sick patient , particularly the invalid , not only affecting his or her perceptions of the world but also awakening the helplessness of being unable to convey those perceptions , or the effects of illness , to others . . 
Question: What may happen when a patient gets sick ?

Being ill could shape their character .