IN: As I listened to Ernie 's story I found myself feeling some guilt . I ' ve promised to take someone hunting a time or two where I let something interfere with it . I guess I did n't think about how big an impact it could end up having on that person 's life .
Why does the narrator have guilt about Ernie ?
OPTIONS:
- They never stopped the bullying on Ernie .
- They never let him come to the narrator 's home .
- They never took him hunting .
- They never stopped the interference on Ernie .

OUT: They never took him hunting .

IN: awesome ! ) and freaking cold ! Luckily we had a few gentlemen with us ( Holger , I love you for offering your jacket * hug*).We waited another twenty minutes until the worst had passed and then cruised on the remaining ... what the heck ?
Why was the narrator not that cold ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- A gentleman gave them their jacket .
- The weather was temperate .
- They were able to go inside .

OUT: A gentleman gave them their jacket .

IN: there was sunlight in the afternoons and fresh air , shelves and a cubbord already built into the walls . it was clean , bare , and lovely all on it 's own.my room at this house here is clunky and boxy , with dull carpet and a low celing . it does have a big window and fair lighting , but it looks out onto the back of another building and i hate the feeling of awkwardness as i try to arrange my belongings in it 's sterile and uninteresting architecture .
What does the narrator not like about their own room ?
OPTIONS:
- They feel it has limited fresh air .
- They feel it has a sterile feel .
- They feel it 's boxy .
- None of the above choices .

OUT:
They feel it 's boxy .