Deck 1

Question 0

Pathos

Answer 0

The power in ones life to evoke a feeling of compassion.

The final scene was a odd mixture of chaos and pathos.

Question 1

Conscience

Answer 1

Inner sense of right and wrong in your actions, impelling you toward the right action

Even now, he says he is proud to have served his country with a clear conscience

Question 2

Assuaged

Answer 2

To make less severe.

I assuaged the injury, by making him an ice pack.

Question 3

Apothecary

Answer 3

Pharmacist

You find yourself in a turn of the century town with a apothecary and a barbershop

Question 4

Piety

Answer 4

Reverence for God

The priest encouraged her to give some token of piety to the Gods.

Question 5

Stinginess

Answer 5

Reluctant to spend

Parents that are not stingy, are the ones that get visited

Question 6

Chattels

Answer 6

Personable property that can be moved, slave

If no goods or chattels can be found the officer will levy on the lands

Question 7

Taciturn

Answer 7

Reluctant to join in conversation. Dour

The writer wants to learn why, Buford not tell his story hoping that the taciturn ex-leader will volunteer information

Question 8

Spittoon

Answer 8

A large bowl often used for spit.

If you are going to spit, please do it in the spittoon.

Question 9

Unsullied

Answer 9

Not soiled, untarnished

He has an unsullied public persona.