 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER FOURTEEN. 

E GET MORE THAN ONE SURPRISE, AND E DEY INVOLVE "LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM." 

One calm and beautiful Sabbath morning, the people for the South Sea Island village waka go the House of God wey dem just build. Among dem na Will Osten and im friends, with the clergyman's wife and daughter. 

Poor Wandering Will dey very unhappy. The sunshine dey shine well well, the natives dey happy, and the birds dey joyful, but our hero dey sad! The fact na say e don fall yakata in love with Flora Westwood, and e dey feel say e for just fall in love with the moon--as far as any chance of marrying her dey concerned. Will dey very miserable, and, like all ardent and very youthful lovers, e dey hold im misery tight--e even dey enjoy am, in fact, pass anything. In short, if truth must be told, e dey find joy for being miserable _for her sake_! When e allow himself to dey romantic about the matter, and e think of the heights of bliss wey _fit_ happen, e dey, so to speak, miserably happy. When e face the harsh realities, e dey miserably sad. 

That Sabbath morning poor Will feel more impressed than ever with the hopelessness of im case, as e waka slowly and silently go church beside the modest Flora and her mama. E also come dey see the ridiculousness of im position, and e decide to "overcome im weakness." E come look Flora with the intention to crack joke of some kind, but, suddenly remember say na Sunday, e stop am. Then e think of starting serious talk, and e dey about to start, when im eye jam Thackombau, wey, in honour of the day, don dress up well well, don cover im shoulders with cotton jacket, im waist with woman shawl, and im head with white night-cap--im dark tatooed legs dey form curious and striking contrast to the whole.``` <response>: 1. Wia dem dey live?
2. which day e be?
3. na who dey see am from im point of view?
4. na who e dey love?
5. why e dey sad?
6. e mind say e dey unhappy?
7. why?
8. e dey with am on dis day?
9. and who else?
10. who get white night cap? 