 
 <prompt> text: ```Answer di questions wey dey di end based on di text.

CHAPTER DI THIRTY-FIRST 

"Oh, no fear, no fear, good Lord John, Say I go betray you, Or ask for something wey nature no fit pay. Make all di sacred powers bear witness-- Di lights wey dey shine-- Dis night go show di sacred bond wey dey between your faith and my own." ANCIENT SCOTTISH BALLAD. 

Di two dependants of Hugh de Lacy wey dey left behind by their master, march on dey silent, like men wey no like each other and no trust each other, even though dem dey do di same work and dey share di same hopes and fears. Di dislike, na mostly from Guarine's side; because nothing dey more indifferent to Renault Vidal pass Guarine, except say he know say Philip no like am and fit try to spoil some plans wey he dey plan. He no too send Guarine, but dey hum songs and romances wey he sabi, many of dem dey for languages wey Guarine no understand.

Dem dey waka together like dis for almost two hours, when dem meet one groom wey dey ride horse, dey lead one saddled palfrey. "Pilgrims," di man talk after he look dem well well, "which of una be Philip Guarine?" 

"I, because no other person dey," Guarine talk, "na me be di person wey you dey find." 

"Your lord send message give you," di groom talk, "and send dis token give you, so you go know say I be him true messenger." 

1. Who leave two men behind?
2. Dem like each other?
3. Wetin dem dey do?
4. Dem dey talk as dem dey waka?
5. Na who di horseman wan talk to?
6. Wetin him dey carry for back?
7. Na who send am?
8. How long dem waka before dem meet di rider?
9. Dem dislike each other for equal measure?
10. How Vidal feel about him companion?
11. Wetin be di name of di person wey him dey waka with?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Hugh de Lacy
2. No
3. dey march
4. No
5. Philip Guarine
6. one horse wey dem don put saddle on
7. The lord
8. almost two hours,
9. No
10. no send
11. Guarine``` 