Chasing Yesterday #1 The Awakening

J.D. is commonly used as an abbreviation for Jane Doe, which is a placeholder name used in legal and medical contexts to refer to an unidentified female. It is often used when the actual name of a person is unknown or cannot be disclosed. Therefore, the correct answer in this case is Jane Doe.

J.D.'s "mother" says her name is Alexa.

Daniel teaches J.D. to pick the lock in order to get past locked doors. This involves using tools or techniques to manipulate the lock mechanism and gain access without using a key. Picking a lock requires skill and knowledge of lock mechanisms, allowing someone to bypass security measures and unlock doors without the need for keys or permission.

The press calls J.D. "The Girl without a Past" because it suggests that J.D. has no known history or background. This nickname implies that there is a mysterious or unknown aspect to J.D.'s life, adding intrigue and curiosity to her character.

The correct answer is "Mental Institution." The Greenborough Institute is likely a mental institution based on the options given. The other options, such as high school, orphanage, local college, and science research center, do not typically fall under the category of a mental institution.

In her visions, J.D. sees Dr. Styron giving her a painful shot. This suggests that J.D. may have a fear or anxiety related to receiving injections or medical procedures. The vision of Dr. Styron giving her a painful shot could represent J.D.'s subconscious worries or concerns about medical treatments or experiences.

J.D. has lost episodic memory. Episodic memory refers to the ability to recall specific events, experiences, and personal knowledge from the past. It involves remembering details such as time, place, emotions, and people involved in a particular event. This type of memory loss can affect a person's ability to remember personal experiences and autobiographical information.

In the story, J.D.'s fake mother meets a tragic fate and dies. This implies that she does not survive until the end of the story.

The correct answer is "Acts afraid of J.D." This suggests that J.D.'s "mother" is fearful of his reaction when she gets upset about not being able to communicate with Daniel. It implies that J.D. may have a history of reacting aggressively or violently when his mother is upset, causing her to be afraid of his potential response.

Dr. Styron is a psychiatrist because psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses. They are trained to assess both the physical and mental aspects of psychological problems and can prescribe medication to treat mental disorders. Therefore, Dr. Styron's specialization in mental health and ability to prescribe medication suggests that he is a psychiatrist.