 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER C - DOWN INSIDE SUFFOLK

E no go hard make person talk say Paul Montague no waste time settle hin matter with Hetta after Roger Carbury visit am. Early di next morning, e dey for Welbeck Street again, carry di brooch go; and even though Lady Carbury first dey oppose, she do am for weak way wey no really give am wahala. Hetta sabi well well say she strong pass her mama for this matter and she no need fear anything, now wey Roger Carbury dey her side. 'I no sabi wetin you wan chop,' Lady Carbury talk, dey threaten future wahala for plaintive tone. Hetta repeat, even though she use different language, di assurance wey di young lady give wey talk say if her future husband gree chop only potatoes, she go dey okay with di potato-peelings; while Paul talk something wey no too clear about di satisfactory nature of hin final arrangements with di house of Fisker, Montague, and Montague. 'I no see any income,' Lady Carbury talk; 'but I suppose Roger go arrange am. E be like say e dey carry everything for hin head now.' But dis one happen before Mr Broune second offer.

Dem finally agree say dem go marry, and dem set di time for di marriage to be di following spring. When dem finally arrange am, Roger Carbury, wey don go back to hin house, think say e go make sense make Hetta spend di autumn and if possible di winter for Suffolk, so dat she fit get used to am for di role wey e dey hope to play; and for that reason, e persuade Mrs Yeld, di Bishop wife, to invite am go di palace. Hetta gree di invitation and she leave London before she fit hear di news of her mama engagement with Mr Broune.``` <response>: 1. brooch
2. Paul Montague
3. for Welbeck Street
4. DOWN FOR SUFFOLK
5. Yes
6. London
7. Yes
8. Paul Montague
9. arrange im mata
10. No
11. Hetta
12. Yes
13. Roger Carbury. 