 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER VII. 

THE WAK HOME. 

Mary Masters, wen Reginald Morton turn im back for her for di bridge, dey vex with herself and with am, wey dey reasonable; and very vex also with Larry Twentyman, wey dey unreasonable. As she bin quickly gree to Morton proposal say make dem waka round di house together, sure say e no suppose leave her sharp sharp. E no be her fault say di other man show face. She no want am. But she sabi say when di option don dey somehow dey her hand, she don choose to waka back with Larry. She sabi her own reasons and her own feelings, but none of di men go understand am. Because she prefer di company of Mr. Morton, and she fear say her sisters fit leave her if she follow am, na im she talk say she go waka back to Dillsborough, wey she know say Larry and di girls go follow her. But of course Mr. Morton go think say she prefer di company of her known admirer. E dey well known for Dillsborough say Larry na her lover. Her stepmother don yan about am well well; and Larry himself na man wey no dey hide im feelings. "I hope say I no dey for di road, Mary," Mr. Twentyman talk, as soon as Morton waka far. 

"For di road of wetin?" 

Answers to the questions:

1. Mary Masters
2. She dey vex with herself, Reginald Morton, and Larry Twentyman
3. Yes, she dey vex with Larry Twentyman
4. The author no see her attitude as rational
5. Reginald Morton
6. Dem dey for di bridge
7. Yes, she gree with im request before that
8. Larry Twentyman
9. Yes, she prefer stay with Reginald Morton
10. Yes, she sabi her own emotions
11. Dem no sabi her emotions
12. Yes, she like one pass the other
13. Reginald Morton
14. Yes, she do otherwise
15. Yes, she dey worry about her relatives
16. Her sisters
17. She dey think about herself``` <response>: ```1. Mary Masters
2. Reginald Morton
3. Larry Twentyman
4. No
5. Morton
6. dey waka round di house
7. Yes
8. Larry
9. No
10. Yes
11. No
12. Yes
13. Mr. Morton
14. yes
15. Yes
16. her sisters
17. unknown``` 