 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER II 

One evening Fru Astrida sit down for her tall chair for di corner of di chimney, her distaff, with im load of flax for her hand, while she dey twist and draw out di thread, and her spindle dey dance for di floor. Opposite to her sit, wey dey sleep for im chair, Sir Eric de Centeville; Osmond dey for low bench inside di chimney corner, dey trim and shape with im knife some feathers of di wild goose, wey go fly for different way from their former one, and go serve, no be to wing di flight of a harmless goose, but of a sharp arrow. 

Di men of di household sit down for benches for one side of di hall, di women for di other side; one big red fire, together with one big flickering lamp wey dey hang from di ceiling, dey provide di light; di windows dey close with wooden shutters, and di whole room dey look cheerful. Two or three big hounds dey rest for front of di hearth, and among dem sit small Richard of Normandy, wey dey smooth down their broad silken ears; wey dey tickle di large cushions of their feet with di end of one of Osmond's feathers; wey dey pull open the eyes of one of di good-natured sleepy creatures, wey only stretch their legs, and dey complain with one kind of low groan, instead of growl. Di boy eyes dey, all di time, dey intently focus on Dame Astrida, as if e no go like lose one word of di story wey she dey tell am; how Earl Rollo, im grandfather, don sail enter di mouth of di Seine, and how Archbishop Franco, of Rouen, don come meet am and bring am di keys of di town, and how no one Neustrian of Rouen don suffer harm from di brave Northmen. Then she tell am about im grandfather's baptism, and how during di seven days wey im wear im white baptismal robes, e don give big gifts to all di chief churches for im dukedom of Normandy. 

1. Wetin Fru get for her hand for start?
2. She dey alone for di room?
3. Who dey handle sharp object?
4. Wetin e dey do?
5. Where e dey sit?``` <response>: ```1. Her distaff
2. No
3. Sir Eric de Centeville
4. Trimming and shaping some feathers
5. Opposite to her``` 

Translated to Nigerian Pidgin:

```1. Her distaff
2. No
3. Sir Eric de Centeville
4. Trimming and shaping some feathers
5. Opposite to her``` 