Problem: I usually love sitting on my seat , watch TV as I eat ( eventhough , I have to admit , the food is not delicious ) and sleep . I never had problems sleeping in an airplane , but there 's always a first time , right ? After watching movies I had already seen , to my disapointment , came the time to sleep . As always I put the thin cover over me and tried to get into a comfortable position .

What was disappointing about the movies ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator did n't like horror films .
- The narrator found them to be too vulgar .
- The narrator fell asleep before the end .
- None of the above choices .

A: None of the above choices .

Problem: I was busy but I sat down anyway and assumed he wanted a dance . Silly me . From the first second I sat down I was trying to get him to stop pawing at me and rubbing my back . I had to discreetly get his hands off me and still seem nie enough to buy a dance from .

Where was the narrator when she was having a hard time with the guy rubbing her back ?
OPTIONS:
- Working in an office trying to remain discreet .
- In the doctor 's office trying to examine his back .
- She was at work in a strip club .
- None of the above choices .

A: She was at work in a strip club .

Problem: He manages to introduce a completely different terrible flaw into every book . And it does n't matter . It 's something about the voice , the way he sees and renders people that strikes utterly true . And something about the preoccupation with protagonists who are really , no kidding , genuine selfish fuckups . And have that brought to their attention as a way in which to grow . ( Although I will say so far that my bar none favourite Stewart character is Shielder 's Mark from Nobody 's Son .

What is a characteristic of the characters the author writes about ?
OPTIONS:
- They strike one as false .
- They 're flawed .
- They never grow .
- None of the above choices .

A:
They 're flawed .