 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XXIII. THE OVERWHELMING ODDS 

For half-past ten that same evening, Blakeney, wey still dey wear workman's tattered clothes, im feet bare so dat e fit waka for streets without noise, enta inside Rue de la Croix Blanche. 

The porte-cochere of the house where Armand dey stay bin dey open; no person dey sight. As e dey look around carefully, e enter inside the house. For the window ledge, wey dey immediately for im left as e enter, one candle dey burn, and beside am, one scrap of paper dey with the initials S. P. wey dem write roughly with pencil. Nobody challenge am as e quietly waka pass am, and go up the small stairs wey lead to the upper floor. For here, for the second landing, the door for the right bin dey open. E push am open and enter. 

As e dey usual even for the poorest lodgings for Paris houses, one small antechamber dey between the front door and the main room. When Percy enter, the antechamber no get light, but the door wey dey enter the inner room dey slightly open. Blakeney waka go near am without noise, and gently push am open. 

Na that very moment e know say the game don finish; e hear the footsteps wey dey come close behind am, see Armand, wey dey pale like person wey wan die, dey lean for wall for the room wey dey front am, and Chauvelin and Heron dey stand dey guard over am. 

The next moment, the room and the antechamber full with soldiers--twenty of dem to arrest one man. 

Answer this series of questions:

1. wetin dey burn?
2. which city e dey?
3. wetin dey between the door and main room?
4. e get light?
5. e heavyfooted?
6. dem follow am?
7. na who?
8. Who dem dey guard?``` <response>: ```1. one candle
2. Paris
3. soldiers
4. No
5. No
6. Yes
7. Armand,
8. Yes``` 