#page 589

[thestoopgallants]

[rapidpixeladventure]

Ask "????" : Who are you? What are you doing here?

{[ASK]: [”Who are you? What are you doing here?”]}

Now that the vines are cut away, you take some time to talk to the red headed stranger.

So their name is [Eiona], and while you don’t know what a [Stardust Silkworm] is, Eiona seems rather friendly.

Their manner of speech is unusual when compared to you and your companions. Cal speaks very precisely, with each careful gaps between each word, although their voice does get squeaky when they are excited.Gestalt speaks is deep baritone growls. While their words sometimes come out a little muddled, they usually speak with distinction.

Eiona’s strange accent slips in and out of a wide ‘eh’ sound and they sometimes shorten or even combine words. It has a brash almost melodic quality that sounds like they are speaking without much filters. It makes you smile.

A song? You are not sure if Eiona is just using slang or they literally got distracted by a song. What could they mean by that?

Eiona looks back at the [Wheel] laying in the grass behind them. They awkwardly scratch the back of their neck and look back up at you.

Cal jumps up excitedly in response.

You can already see the bloody tips of the vines growing new branches and slinking through the grass towards you.

Better act quickly before the cart is trapped again.

[STATUS][QUESTS][MAP]

What should we do now?

[macreadsstormlight]

AIR HORN BEW BEW BEW BEEEEWWWW

[pwnthesat]

Can you explain blue book page 589 # 11? I can't find the exact phrase that supports the answer, A. Thank you!

This question asks for an answer that works “in the context of the passage,” so you’re probably not going to find a single discrete phrase that supports the right answer. 

You have to recognize the following: 

What Waverly said hurt June’s feelings.

June’s mother siding with Waverly added insult to the injury.

The fact that the passage says “outsmarted by Waverly once again” suggests that Waverly does this sort of thing often, which suggests that June should be used to it by now and maybe though that she was used to it by now. 

If you get all those things from the passage, then the right answer, that June had been unaware of her emotional vulnerability, should make sense.