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What kind of person is Peter Pinter?
What kind of person is Peter Pinter?
- A rule-breaker
- A reckless individual
- A troublemaker
- A moderate man who avoids trouble (correct)
What kind of person is Peter Pinter?
What kind of person is Peter Pinter?
Peter Pinter is a moderate man who avoids trouble.
What does Peter discover about his fiancée?
What does Peter discover about his fiancée?
Peter discovers that his fiancée is cheating on him with a man from the accounting department.
How does Peter react when he finds out his fiancée is cheating on him?
How does Peter react when he finds out his fiancée is cheating on him?
What does Peter decide to do about his rival?
What does Peter decide to do about his rival?
Where does Peter search for an assassin?
Where does Peter search for an assassin?
What is the name of the firm Peter contacts to hire an assassin?
What is the name of the firm Peter contacts to hire an assassin?
Where does Peter search for an assassin?
Where does Peter search for an assassin?
Where does the firm tell Peter to meet their operative?
Where does the firm tell Peter to meet their operative?
What is the name of the firm Peter contacts to hire an assassin?
What is the name of the firm Peter contacts to hire an assassin?
What does Peter do while waiting for the operative to approach him?
What does Peter do while waiting for the operative to approach him?
Where does the firm tell Peter to meet their operative?
Where does the firm tell Peter to meet their operative?
What does Peter do while waiting for the operative?
What does Peter do while waiting for the operative?
How does the chapter end?
How does the chapter end?
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Study Notes
- Peter Pinter is a moderate man who avoids trouble.
- He discovers his fiancée is cheating on him with a man from the accounting department.
- Peter decides to hire an assassin to kill his rival.
- He searches for an assassin in the Yellow Pages.
- Peter finds a firm called Ketch Hare Burke Ketch and contacts them.
- The firm agrees to dispose of a person and tells Peter to meet their operative at the Dirty Donkey pub.
- Peter buys a copy of the Financial Times and goes to the pub.
- The Dirty Donkey is a small and dirty pub filled with unshaven people.
- Peter waits for the operative to approach him.
- The chapter ends with Peter waiting for the operative.
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