QUES: Her absence echoes in absolutely everything we do . I do n't think this will ever change . I guess this weekend proved that we ca n't escape the inescapable and even if we could , I ' m not sure we should .

Question with options: Why is the narrator so downcast and defeated ?
ANS: The narrator recently experienced a loss .
QUES: And it 's making me miserable . So I left it at home and hobbled around . As soon as I walked in , she said , " Get over here ! " It turns out , she used to work for orthopedics . She got to telling me about how she knew two people who 'd ended up having a leg amputated because they failed to overcome an internal infection in their leg ... like what the doc was worried I was getting . She spent much time belaboring this point . Aside from her scaring the ever - living shit out of me , my leg was REALLY sore today . I think I 'll use the crutch tomorrow .

Question with options: Why did n't I want to use my crutches before she chastened me ?
ANS: The crutches make walking around very awkward and miserable .
QUES: Yesterday we took a trip up a nearby valley to view yet another monastry and get some last minute altitude acclimatisation . On the way we encountered this bit of buddist graffiti . They had even chipped it out of the rock .

Question with options: What continent may the people be on ?
ANS: Asia
QUES: I ' ve known the wolf since the third grade . We ' ve done some pretty fun stuff in our youth , some of which I ' m not sure the statute of limitations have run out on . We were n't criminals per se , but we were no angles either .

Question with options: How might I feel about The Wolf when I think about him ?
ANS:
I have good memories of him and me doing what young kids do .