question: " You do n't watch my brothers play for as long as I have without picking up a few tricks . " They put their brooms away and began to walk back to Gryffindor Tower .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator is to try to emulate the brother 's tricks .
- The narrator is to try to interview the brothers .
- The narrator is to try to get the brother 's photo .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What is the narrator likely to do after watching the brothers play ?

answer: The narrator is to try to emulate the brother 's tricks .

question: It was n't a part of my life I particularly wanted to relive , no matter how big and important it actually was . It felt like I was there again , watching him die . he explained . < Though , I was surprised you were allowed to survive after the time - line shift.>"Don't be , " I laughed . It was a mirthless sound .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is thinking about a recent loss of a job .
- The narrator is reliving someone 's death .
- The narrator is thinking about a job loss .
Q: Why is the narrator expressing thoughts of trauma ?

answer: The narrator is reliving someone 's death .

question: He thanked Charlie , the driver , and hobbled into the locker room . The stale smells of sweat , old tape , wet carpet and Icy - Hot liniment assailed his nostrils , and he grinned at the familiarity of it . He looked around the room and his eyes lit on Jack 's locker . He made his way over to it and , just like Jack , everything was neat and in its place .

OPTIONS:
- Jack is my father
- Jack is a teammate of mine
- Jack is one of my drivers
- None of the above choices .
Q: How do I know Jack ?

answer:
Jack is a teammate of mine