Potter’s psychological state during the train journey can best be characterized as:

The juniper tree’s supernatural qualities are most directly shown when:

The social dynamics between Potter and his bride on the train reveal:

The father’s consumption of the black-puddings made from his son is best interpreted as:

Leo’s confession to Lily that he is “not a talented religious person” represents:

Wilson’s confusion upon learning of Potter’s marriage suggests:

The symbolic function of the Pullman car’s luxurious interior primarily serves to:

The story’s resolution suggests that:

The recurring imagery of bread and food throughout the narrative primarily symbolizes:

The phrase “intrinsically connected through their common origin” is used to describe opposing elements in conflict. What does this suggest about the nature of the forces involved?