Mission Success Ch 9

What was Luke doing when he first sat down to breakfast?

What did Luke discover about his friends Hank and Tim?

How did Winnie respond when Luke expressed concern about her accompanying him?

What is described about the car that Winnie owns?

What is the underlying reason for Winnie wanting to show Luke around?

What year was the first version of the Jaguar produced?

What was the name of the guide accompanying Luke on the tour?

Which location is described as the most popular attraction for visiting GIs?

What unique feature does Hyde Park possess?

What historical significance does the column in Trafalgar Square hold?

What does Winnie point out about the statue of Eros?

What major historical landmark did Luke express excitement about seeing?

What kind of scenes did Luke and Winnie witness as they traveled east?

What was Winnie doing when they paused the Jaguar at the parking lot near Marble Arch?

What was the first impression Luke had about the traffic in London?

London Tour Guide for Luke

Winnie Marlow spends the day showing Luke around London in her Jaguar.
Luke’s friends, Hank and Tim, are hungover and unable to go sightseeing.
Winnie explains she had cleared her schedule in anticipation of this situation, suggesting she has a plan for Luke.

London Attractions

Luke and Winnie visit Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, the most popular attraction for visiting GIs.
They see Baker Street, the home of Sherlock Holmes, and Hyde Park, a large park with a variety of attractions, including a pet-dog cemetery, a bandstand, and Rotten Row.
They visit Buckingham Palace, Scotland Yard, Big Ben, and 10 Downing Street, before arriving at Trafalgar Square, where they observe American soldiers congregated around Eros, the statue of Christian charity.

London's Destruction

Winnie takes Luke through areas of London that were heavily bombed during the Blitz, showcasing the destruction and loss of life.
She explains that the Germans destroyed over a million homes and killed at least half a million people, primarily targeting slums near the Channel.

Luke's Tea Leaf Reading

Winnie reads Luke’s tea leaves, predicting his success and marriage to Priscilla, accompanied by guidance from a special source.

Friends in High Places

Winnie explains her belief in “friends in high places,” individuals who have completed their life missions and continue to guide us from a higher realm.
She references Paul, the biblical figure, who believed in the importance of mentorship and legacy.
She proposes that these “friends” are the source of guidance she saw in Luke's tea leaves.
She offers to help Luke connect with these friends.

Join Winnie Marlow as she takes Luke on a memorable tour of London. Experience iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, and the dramatic history of areas affected by the Blitz. This quiz will test your knowledge of London's attractions and its wartime history.