On p 579 Hapgood lets something slip about her background. Does she feel guilty about having had a son? Is your opinion consistent with what Hapgood says to Kerner in Act 1, Scene 5, p 542?

Where in Scene 4 does the audience realize that Mrs. Newton is actually Hapgood?

On p 584 Ridley says "I'll get her kid back for her but it's only personal. If she sets me up I'll kill her." On p 556, does it appear that Ridley cares about Joe's life?

On p 584 Hapgood says, "You're all right, Ernest. You're just not her type." This echos Hapgood's line on p 539. But what is Hapgood saying here, and why does she warn Ridley on p 585?

Summarize what happens in Act 2, Scene 6.

Judging from Act 2, Scene 7 on p 592, was Kerner's confession on pp 551 through 555 true? How have Hapgood's and Kerner's circumstances changed? How does the play end?