What was the old lady's problem at the beginning of the movie?
Her cookies got stuck in the vending machine.
What did the old lady do to get the cookies unstuck?
She shook, hit, and body slammed the vending machine.
Who is the story about?
The old lady and the teenage boy.
Why was the old lady mad at the teenage boy?
She thought he was eating her cookies.
How did the old lady feel when the teenager ate her cookies?
She felt mad.
What did the old lady do to show the teenager she was mad?
She yelled at him and unplugged his headphones.
Why couldn't the teenage boy hear the old lady?
He was listening to loud music.
How was the teenage boy feeling when the grandma was yelling at him?
Calm
What did the teenage boy do to the last cookie?
He split it in half and gave the old lady a piece.
What did the old lady do to the last half of the cookie?
She crumbled it in her hands.
When did the old lady discover she had her cookies in her purse?
When the employee checked her train ticket.
How did the old lady feel when she realized she ate the boy's cookies?
Embarrassed.
Who was better at sharing? The old lady or the teenage boy?
The teenage boy.
Did the old lady get to say sorry to the teenage boy?
No, he never looked up to see her after she closed the train blinds.
Where did the story take place?
At a train station.
When did the story take place? During the day or night?
During the day.
