he wrote it in such a way that the characters created a clear pattern . the content was esoteric , borderline gibberish , but the synchronization of the beginnings and ends of certain words and phrases indicated the author 's intention . this was a puzzle .

OPTIONS:
- No , he is an amatuer and his work is frustrating
- None of the above choices .
- No , the things that he writes do n't make a lot of sense .
- No , his writing leaves a lot to be desired
Answer the following question: Was the author experienced in his craft ?

None of the above choices .

Sigh . HAHA so late evening was spent walking through the city centre to finish up my half - done tourist tour from the previous day . Helsinki , I must say is though older than I expected .

OPTIONS:
- Norway
- Denmark
- Finland
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: What country may I be vacationing right now ?

Finland

I wanted to kick his running shoes . But then someone got off at Journal Square , and I sat next to him . He smelt like milk . The best way to explain it is -- you know when you feed babies , and they get formula on them ?

OPTIONS:
- The subject 's shoes are stolen from a store .
- The subject 's shoes are stolen from the narrator .
- The subject 's shoes are awful in their smell .
- The subject 's shoes are pristine and the narrator is jealous .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator want to destroy the subject 's running shoes .

The subject 's shoes are awful in their smell .

On Saturday we ventured out at about 14h30 to go and find V 's house . Malcolm works with him and he was having a little exhibition of his photographic achievements at his home on the north side of Dublin . Malcolm had received an email invitation and had a look at the map book to plan our route . We decided to walk and luas as it was fairly far from us .

OPTIONS:
- They were off to see their friend in Dublin .
- They were off to see Malcolm .
- None of the above choices .
- They were off to see Malcolm 's place .
Answer the following question: Whose house was the narrator seeking ?
None of the above choices .