Question:
Ok , so I ' m now reading two books at once . I started Sense and Sensibility while on our trip last week and yesterday we picked up Breaking Dawn , which of course I started immediately ... ( shh , do n't say anything , I only went through the first part last night ) . Should n't be too hard to keep the stories straight , I hope . But then again , holding true to the first 3 books , when I started reading Breaking Dawn last night , it was only the fact that I could n't see the words clearly that stopped me from reading through the night .

Why did the reader switch to reading Breaking Dawn instead of finishing Sense and Sensibility ?
Answer:
The reader was more interested in knowing what would happen in the Breaking Dawn story than in finishing Sense and Sensibility .

Question:
It was quite funny really because I noticed when I passed other runners going the other way we would say hello with big smiles on our faces ... ... . that ca n't be normal surely ? ? I have found the long runs with CR 's really great and it is doing heaps for my motivation .

Which direction are the people and the narrator running ?
Answer:
They are running different ways

Question:
But the problem is that the country ca n't provide the lifestyle they feel they deserve . Only a few will get it . " China 's accomplished young elites are celebrated on billboards as the vanguard of the nation , yet they 're quickly becoming victims of their own lofty expectations .

Why does the narrator feel China is in danger ?
Answer:
They are elevating the rich too much .

Question:
He was a liberal Pope , supportive of birth control , of the Church 's responsibility to fight temporal evil as well as spiritual . ( One of the best lines of the play , I think , was his response to one of the Conservative Cardinal 's protestation that the Church 's business was God - ' it 's men seeking to find God . ' ) One of our friends , Paul , has a walk on part and is an understudy - for the Nun .

What religion are the subjects in the narrative ?
Answer:
They are Catholic .