question: Taking its time it wound its way around the grounds , climbing up the side of the house in places . But Tony Barrington was not at home to witness the grandeur of his efforts . Three blocks away he was , knelt down in reverence in front of two tombstones , one new , one old .

OPTIONS:
- He was feeling emotional and sad .
- None of the above choices .
- He was feeling excited .
- He was feeling aroused .
Q: How was he feeling at the time ?

answer: He was feeling emotional and sad .

question: I know that he was as attached to me as I was to him . This cat was the picture of the perfect feline . When Emily and I first moved in together he hated her .

OPTIONS:
- The cat is sleeping .
- The cat is running around .
- The cat may of passed away .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may of happened to the cat ?

answer: The cat may of passed away .

question: So Mike told the kids that they were going to be on their own for a few hours . I went back to my hotel to change into evening clothes but ended up reading Steve Brust 's Jheggala and then back to the Sheraton at close to midnight . I ended up hanging out a bit at the Australia Victory party in the basement which closed around 1AM and then back up to the Reno in 2011 party which was not as entertaining as the previous evening . I went back to the Hotel by something like 4:30 .

OPTIONS:
- Their kids kept them up .
- They partied late .
- They could n't find the Sheraton .
- The Canadian Victory party kept them up .
Q: Why will the narrator be tired the next morning ?

answer:
They partied late .