Question Bank: A Letter to God

In the chapter 'A Letter to God' from the book 'First Flight', Lencho is a greedy and dishonest man.

What was Lencho's reaction when he opened the letter from God? Describe his feelings and actions.

Write a letter to the postmaster, expressing your grievances related to the lost letter from the story 'A Letter to God'.

How much money did Lencho request in the letter he wrote to God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

What caused the damage to the field in the story 'A Letter to God'?

What was the relation between Lencho and God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

Which of the following are examples of public goods?

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Match the following types of goods with their correct characteristics:

Who wrote the letter to God in the chapter 'A Letter to God'?

What was Lencho's reaction when he opened the letter from God? Describe his feelings and actions.

In the chapter 'A Letter to God' from the book 'First Flight', Lencho is a greedy and dishonest man.

Write a letter to the postmaster, expressing your grievances related to the lost letter from the story 'A Letter to God'.

How much money did Lencho request in the letter he wrote to God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

Who wrote the letter to God in the chapter 'A Letter to God'?

What caused the damage to the field in the story 'A Letter to God'?

What was the relation between Lencho and God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

In the chapter 'A Letter to God' from the book First Flight, Lencho wrote a {{ }} to God asking for money to help him survive the harsh weather conditions.

What was the occupation of Lencho in the story 'A Letter to God'?

All sports can be games, but not all games can be sports” Give at least two arguments for or against the statement.

Who is the author of the chapter 'A Letter to God'?

What is the setting of the story?

What is the significance of the new address mentioned in the letter?

Why does Jaya apologize to Arti in the letter?

What is the name of the school Sarah is admitted to?

Describe the weather outside as mentioned in the letter.

How does the letter end?

What is the main theme of the chapter?

How does the author create a sense of nostalgia in the letter?

What is the importance of the window sill in the letter?

How does the author use sensory details to enhance the letter?

What role does Sarah play in the story?

How does the letter reflect the bond between Jaya and Arti?

What emotions does the letter evoke in the reader?

How does the letter showcase the theme of change and new beginnings?

What is the significance of the date mentioned in the letter?

How does the letter capture the essence of friendship?

How does the author use symbolism in the letter?

What is the impact of the move to the new house on the characters?

How does the letter highlight the passage of time?

What is the tone of the letter?

How does the letter explore the theme of family?

How does the letter showcase the importance of communication?

How does the letter reflect the cultural context of the characters?

What lessons can be learned from the letter to apply in real life situations?

Which of the following is an example of a public good?

Which of the following are examples of public goods?

A lighthouse is an example of a {{ 1 }} which is non-excludable and non-rivalrous.

A {{1}} is an example of a {{2}}

Match the following types of goods with their correct characteristics:

Who wrote the letter to God in the chapter 'A Letter to God'?

What was Lencho's reaction when he opened the letter from God? Describe his feelings and actions.

Write a letter to the postmaster, expressing your grievances related to the lost letter from the story 'A Letter to God'.

In the chapter 'A Letter to God' from the book 'First Flight', Lencho is a greedy and dishonest man.

How much money did Lencho request in the letter he wrote to God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

Who wrote the letter to God in the chapter 'A Letter to God'?

What caused the damage to the field in the story 'A Letter to God'?

What was the relation between Lencho and God in the story 'A Letter to God'?

In the chapter 'A Letter to God' from the book First Flight, Lencho wrote a {{ }} to God asking for money to help him survive the harsh weather conditions.

What was the occupation of Lencho in the story 'A Letter to God'?

All sports can be games, but not all games can be sports” Give at least two arguments for or against the statement.

Why does Lencho write a letter to God?

How does the postmaster respond to Lencho’s letter?

What makes Lencho’s accusation ironic?

What was Lencho's profession?

What does Lencho write a letter asking for?

Who does Lencho believe he is writing to?

What was Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money?

Why does the postmaster decide to help Lencho?

How much money does the postmaster manage to send to Lencho?

What does Lencho believe about the post office employees?

What does Lencho ask for in his second letter?

Which quality of Lencho is highlighted through his actions?

What kind of irony is present in Lencho's situation?

Why does Lencho feel that God has made a mistake?

What lesson can be inferred from Lencho's faith?

How does Lencho express his faith in God?

What does the postmaster's action of giving money signify?

Why is Lencho not surprised to receive the money?

What does Lencho write a letter asking for?

Who does Lencho believe he is writing to?

What was Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money?

Why does the postmaster decide to help Lencho?

How much money does the postmaster manage to send to Lencho?

What does Lencho believe about the post office employees?

What does Lencho ask for in his second letter?

Which quality of Lencho is highlighted through his actions?

What kind of irony is present in Lencho's situation?

Why does Lencho feel that God has made a mistake?

What lesson can be inferred from Lencho's faith?

How does Lencho express his faith in God?

What does the postmaster's action of giving money signify?

Why is Lencho not surprised to receive the money?

What does Lencho ask God for in his letter?

How does Lencho show his faith in God?

What was the postmaster's reaction after reading Lencho’s letter?

What amount of money does the postmaster send to Lencho?

What does Lencho do when he finds the amount he received is less than he asked for?

What is the main theme of Lencho's faith in God?

What lesson does Lencho seem to miss at the end of the story?

What does Lencho refer to when he calls the post office employees 'a bunch of crooks'?

How does Lencho's faith affect his actions throughout the story?

What irony is present in Lencho's situation at the end of the story?

Why does Lencho insist on not receiving the rest of the money through the mail?

What could have changed Lencho's perspective about the money he received?

What does Lencho’s character symbolize in the story?

What was the postmaster's initial reaction upon receiving Lencho's letter?

Why did the postmaster choose to respond to Lencho's letter?

How did the postmaster gather the money to send to Lencho?

What was the amount the postmaster was able to send Lencho?

What did Lencho think when he found the money sent to him?

What was Lencho's reaction upon seeing that the money was less than he requested?

Why did Lencho ask to not send the remaining money through the mail?

What did the postmaster feel after helping Lencho?

What followed after Lencho received the money he thought was from God?

What does Lencho's letter symbolize about human belief?

How does the postmaster’s action reflect on his character?

Which emotion primarily drives Lencho to write a letter to God?

What does the postmaster think about Lencho’s faith?

What was the postmaster's reaction after reading Lencho's letter?

What lesson might be learned from the postmaster’s actions?

What does Lencho's request indicate about his character?

What does Lencho ask for in his first letter to God?

How does Lencho feel after receiving the money from the post office?

Which event triggers Lencho to write a second letter?

What does Lencho refer to the post office workers in his second letter?

What is the primary theme highlighted in Lencho's letters?

What does Lencho's character primarily reflect?

Which element of nature directly impacts Lencho's farming?

What is Lencho's attitude towards the post office after receiving the money?

What does Lencho write on the envelope of his second letter?

How do Lencho's expectations of God shape his response to the situation?

At the end of the story, what does Lencho imply about human beings?

What does Lencho consider as his last resort?

What does Lencho's reaction to the amount he received indicate about his character?

What role does irony play in Lencho's story?

What does Lencho suggest about his belief in God even after disappointment?

What is the main character's name in 'A Letter to God'?

What event prompts Lencho to write a letter to God?

How much money does Lencho ask for in his letter?

What does Lencho's faith in God represent?

What is ironic about Lencho's belief in God?

Which of the following best describes Lencho's character?

Why does the postmaster decide to help Lencho?

What does Lencho receive in the mail?

How does Lencho react upon receiving the money?

What is the central theme of 'A Letter to God'?

What aspect of Lencho's personality leads him to write the letter?

What does Lencho insult in his letter to God?

Why does Lencho think the post office employees are dishonest?

What literary device is primarily used in Lencho's letter to express his faith?

How does the ending of the story reflect on the theme of faith?

What was the postmaster's initial reaction upon receiving Lencho's letter?

How did the postmaster decide to respond to Lencho's letter?

What amount of money did the postmaster ultimately send to Lencho?

What did Lencho believe about the money he received?

Why did the postmaster feel the need to help Lencho?

What did the postmaster think about Lencho's faith?

What was Lencho's reaction when the money was less than he expected?

What did Lencho ask for in his letter?

What type of character is the postmaster portrayed as in this chapter?

How did Lencho believe God would respond to him?

What does Lencho's action of writing to God symbolize?

What quality does the postmaster exhibit by deciding to help Lencho?

What lesson can be learned from the actions of the post office employees?

What misunderstanding does Lencho have regarding the amount sent to him?

What does the postmaster's action to collect money reveal about his character?

What does the final response from Lencho signify in terms of faith?

What motivated the postmaster to respond to Lencho's letter?

How did Lencho feel when he received the money?

What did the postmaster do to collect money for Lencho?

What does Lencho's decision to write a letter to God illustrate about his character?

What did Lencho request in his letter to God?

How did the postmaster initially react to Lencho's letter?

What was ironic about Lencho's response after he received the money?

What emotion does the postmaster feel after sending the money to Lencho?

How does the story reflect the theme of faith?

What does Lencho's characterization as an 'ox of a man' suggest?

What was Lencho's perception of the post office employees?

What led to the decision to write a second letter to God?

What does the act of writing the letter to God signify for Lencho?

Why is the story titled 'The Postmaster's Dilemma'?

In what way does the postmaster's character change throughout the story?

What is Lencho's primary emotion upon receiving money in response to his letter?

Why does Lencho believe that only part of the money he requested reached him?

What irony is present at the end of the story?

How does Lencho's belief in God affect his actions throughout the story?

Which character proves to be more humane in the conclusion of the story?

What is the primary theme conveyed through the conclusion of 'A Letter to God'?

After receiving the money, what does Lencho expect the post office to do?

What does Lencho's characterization reveal about his personality?

What lesson could be interpreted from Lencho's experience?

Which aspect of human nature is criticized in Lencho's conclusion?

What does Lencho request in his second letter to God?

How does the ending of the story reinforce the overarching narrative of faith?

What effect does the postmaster's decision to help Lencho have on the story's conclusion?

What does the story suggest about the relationship between faith and reality?

What does Lencho believe in most strongly?

How much money does Lencho initially request from God?

What does the postmaster think about Lencho's faith?

What action does the postmaster take after reading Lencho's letter?

What is Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money?

Why does Lencho write a second letter?

What is the irony in Lencho’s reaction toward the postmaster?

What does Lencho's letter to God signify about his faith?

How does the story depict the theme of faith?

What does Lencho's view of money indicate about his priorities?

What does the postmaster’s action of signing the letter as 'God' suggest?

What is the significance of Lencho calling the post office employees 'crooks'?

Why does the postmaster feel good after sending the money to Lencho?

How does Lencho's character demonstrate resilience?

What lesson can be drawn about faith from Lencho’s experience?

What is the main theme of 'A Letter to God'?

Who is Lencho in the story?

What does Lencho ask from God in his letter?

What emotion drives Lencho to write a letter to God?

What is the postmaster's reaction to Lencho's letter?

Why does Lencho call the post office employees 'crooks'?

What motivates the postmaster to sign the letter as 'God'?

What does the story suggest about faith?

What is ironic about Lencho's understanding of the situation?

What lesson does Lencho fail to learn by the end of the story?

How does the author portray the character of Lencho?

What literary device is prominently used when describing Lencho’s character?

What narrative style is used in 'A Letter to God'?

Which part of 'A Letter to God' represents a turning point?

What does Lencho's character reveal about the theme of hope?

What immediate reaction did Lencho have after the hail storm?

Why did Lencho compare raindrops to 'new coins'?

What action did Lencho take after the hailstorm?

What does the postmaster's initial reaction to the letter reveal?

What did the postmaster decide to do after reading Lencho's letter?

Why did Lencho get angry after receiving the money?

What single word did the postmaster use to sign his response to Lencho?

What quality of Lencho is most evident in his request to God?

What does the story suggest about the theme of faith?

What does the term 'conscience' refer to in the context of the story?

What does Lencho's action of writing a letter to God illustrate?

What lesson can be drawn from the postmaster's response to Lencho's letter?

How did Lencho view the money he received?

What overall message does the story convey regarding hope and help?

What does Lencho's anger at the amount he received tell us about his character?

What does Lencho ask for in his first letter to God?

How does Lencho react when he receives only seventy pesos in response to his letter?

What does Lencho write in his second letter to God?

What emotion best describes Lencho's faith in God despite the circumstances?

What does Lencho's second letter tell us about his trust in God?

What do the post office employees think when they read Lencho's letter?

Why does Lencho believe that the post office employees are God’s helpers?

What was Lencho's primary reason for writing a letter to God?

What does the story suggest about Lencho's character?

How did the postmaster react initially upon receiving Lencho's letter?

What does Lencho’s reaction to the hailstorm reveal about his view of nature?

What did the postmaster decide to do after reading Lencho's letter?

What is a major theme of 'A Letter to God'?

What did the postmaster do to collect money for Lencho?

How does Lencho's character change throughout the story?

What amount did the postmaster ultimately send to Lencho?

How does the author depict nature in 'A Letter to God'?

How did Lencho feel when he counted the money he received?

What literary device is used when Lencho writes to God?

What did Lencho do after receiving the money?

What ironic twist occurs at the end of the story?

What characteristic of the postmaster is highlighted by his decision to help Lencho?

What lesson can be learned from Lencho's experience?

What is the significance of the postmaster's action in sending money to Lencho?

Which quality did Lencho most strongly display through his actions?

What did the envelope addressed to 'God' symbolize?

Why was the postmaster's act of helping Lencho considered an act of charity?

What key lesson can be derived from Lencho’s faith in God?

What does Lencho’s behavior reflect about his view of God?

Which aspect of human nature is highlighted through the postmaster's willingness to help?

How does the story illustrate the theme of faith?

What did Lencho write on the envelope addressed to God?

How much money did Lencho ask for in his letter?

What was the postmaster's initial reaction to Lencho's letter?

Why did the postmaster decide to answer Lencho's letter?

How much money did the postmaster manage to collect to send to Lencho?

What caused Lencho to become angry after receiving the money?

What did Lencho write in his second letter?

What does Lencho's confidence in God reveal about his character?

What irony is present in Lencho's attitude towards the post office employees?

What quality of the postmaster is highlighted by his response to Lencho's faith?

How does the story reflect the theme of faith and hope?

What can be inferred about Lencho's socio-economic status?

Which literary device is prominently used in the story?

How does Lencho’s perception of the post office employees reflect human nature?

Why does the postmaster collect money from his friends?

What is Lencho's reaction when he receives the money?

Why does Lencho believe the post office employees are dishonest?

What does the postmaster do in response to Lencho's letter?

What irony is present in Lencho's attitude towards the post office?

What lesson can be inferred from the conclusion of the story?

What does Lencho demand in his letter to God?

How does Lencho's perception of God influence his actions?

What role does the postmaster play in the story's resolution?

What does the first line of Lencho's second letter reveal?

What metaphor does Lencho use when criticizing the post office?

What overarching theme does the story convey about faith?

What aspect of Lencho’s character is revealed through his immediate reaction to receiving the money?

Why does Lencho refuse to accept the post office's help?

How does the ending of the story reinforce the concept of ironic faith?

What final lesson does Lencho's experience impart?

What was the initial reaction of the postmaster upon reading Lencho's letter to God?

Why did the postmaster decide to respond to Lencho's letter?

What action did the postmaster take to fulfill Lencho's request?

How much money did the postmaster send to Lencho?

What was Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money?

How did Lencho view the post office employees?

What does the postmaster's action of sending money reflect about his character?

What theme is highlighted through the postmaster's reaction to Lencho's faith?

What does the postmaster's response to Lencho's letter say about societal values?

What is the irony in Lencho's response after receiving the money?

What deeper lesson can be learned from the postmaster's actions?

In what way does the postmaster's character evolve throughout the story?

What does Lencho write a letter asking for?

Who does Lencho have complete faith in?

How does Lencho react upon receiving the money?

What does the postmaster do after reading Lencho's letter?

How much money does the postmaster manage to gather for Lencho?

What is the main theme of Lencho's faith throughout the story?

What does Lencho accuse the post office workers of?

Why does the postmaster sign the letter as 'God'?

What emotion does Lencho feel when he sees the money sent to him?

What action does Lencho take after receiving the money?

What does the story imply about faith and perseverance?

From Lencho's perspective, what does the postmaster represent?

Why is the ending of the story considered ironic?

What does the story suggest about Lencho's character?

What lesson can be derived from Lencho's attitude towards faith?

What does Lencho write a letter to God about?

What is Lencho's occupation?

Who does Lencho trust to help him in his time of need?

What event triggers Lencho’s need to write a letter to God?

Why does Lencho believe that only God can help him?

What does Lencho ask for in his letter?

How does the postmaster react to Lencho’s letter?

What irony is present in the story regarding Lencho’s perception of the post office?

After receiving the money, what does Lencho assume happened to the remaining amount?

What theme is most prominent in 'A Letter to God'?

How does Lencho's character represent the struggle of farmers?

What role do letters play in Lencho's communication with God?

What mistake does Lencho make regarding the help he receives?

What lesson does 'A Letter to God' convey about faith?

What event led Lencho to write a letter to God?

How did Lencho describe the raindrops before the hailstorm?

What was Lencho's request in his letter to God?

How did the postmaster react to Lencho's letter?

What did the postmaster do to respond to Lencho's letter?

How much money did the postmaster ultimately send Lencho?

What did Lencho feel upon receiving the money?

What belief did Lencho hold about God?

What did Lencho do after counting the money?

What was written on the envelope of Lencho’s second letter?

What trait of Lencho is highlighted by his actions throughout the story?

How does the story illustrate the concept of faith?

What does Lencho's reaction to the amount of money suggest about his character?

Why did the postmaster decide to answer Lencho's letter?

What does Lencho's character symbolize in the context of the story?

What prompted the postmaster to take action after reading Lencho's letter?

How did the postmaster plan to respond to Lencho's request for money?

What was Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money from the postmaster?

What aspect of Lencho's character is highlighted by his belief in God?

What does the postmaster's decision to help Lencho reveal about his character?

What does Lencho's letter signify about his situation?

What lesson can be learned from the postmaster's act of charity?

Which event in the story demonstrates Lencho's strong faith?

What primarily motivated the postmaster's employees to donate money?

What does Lencho’s insistence on writing to God reveal about his outlook on life?

What effect does the letter to God have on the postmaster?

What does Lencho's disappointment with the amount he received signify?

Why did the postman laugh when he first saw Lencho's letter?

What challenge did the postmaster face in responding to Lencho's letter?

What ultimately did the postmaster write on the letter he sent back to Lencho?

What was the postmaster's initial reaction upon reading Lencho's letter?

What did the postmaster decide to do after reading Lencho's letter?

How did the postmaster gather money to respond to Lencho?

What amount did the postmaster send to Lencho?

What signature did the postmaster use when sending the money to Lencho?

What was the postmaster's reflection on Lencho's faith?

How did the postmaster feel after helping Lencho?

What did Lencho think when he received less money than he asked for?

What did Lencho write in his follow-up letter after receiving the money?

What aspect of the postmaster's reaction illustrated his character?

What mistake did Lencho assume about the post office employees?

What theme is primarily illustrated by the postmaster’s actions?

In what way did the postmaster’s actions have an unexpected twist?

What underlying social critique is suggested by Lencho's belief in God?

What was Lencho's reaction upon receiving the money?

How much money did Lencho initially request in his letter?

What does Lencho believe about the post office employees?

Why did the postmaster decide to help Lencho?

What was the primary theme of the story's conclusion?

What did Lencho ask God not to use for sending the remaining amount?

How does the story demonstrate irony?

What does Lencho ask for in his first letter to God?

What was Lencho's profession?

How does Lencho feel after receiving the money from the post office?

What did Lencho's expectations reflect about his character?

What does Lencho write in his second letter?

What natural disaster destroyed Lencho's crops?

How does Lencho express his disappointment in the story's conclusion?

Why does Lencho believe that his second letter will reach God?

What lesson can be drawn from the story's conclusion?

How does the postmaster react to Lencho's letters?

What does Lencho's faith illustrate about human nature?

What amount of money does Lencho receive from the post office?

Which character played a pivotal role in helping Lencho?

What emotion does Lencho express towards the post office after he receives less money?

How does the author portray the concept of faith through Lencho's story?

Lencho's faith is primarily in whom?

What indicates Lencho’s character as a farmer?

What symbolism can be found in Lencho's letters?

What lesson can be learned from Lencho's experience?

Lencho's view on money is best described as:

What does Lencho's character most greatly reflect?

What is a major conflict in the story?

What is the primary theme of 'A Letter to God'?

What did Lencho compare the raindrops to when they first began to fall?

How did Lencho's feelings change as the storm progressed?

What was Lencho's main hope after the hailstorm?

What did Lencho decide to do after the hailstorm?

What does Lencho’s request for money symbolize?

What does the destruction of the crops foreshadow?

Why was Lencho so confident that God would help him?

What aspect of Lencho's personality is highlighted by his decision to write a letter to God?

What was the initial reaction of the postman when he received Lencho's letter?

What does Lencho’s description of the hailstones as ‘new silver coins’ suggest?

What ultimately caused Lencho to feel hopeless?

How does the story portray nature's impact on Lencho’s life?

What literary device is primarily used in Lencho's description of the rain?

What role does the postmaster play in the story?

Why cannot Lencho see his hard work rewarded?

What assumptions does Lencho make about God?

What theme does the story primarily explore through Lencho's experiences?

What caused Lencho's crops to be destroyed?

How did Lencho feel after the hailstorm?

Which phrase best describes the hailstones that fell?

What was Lencho’s reaction while observing the rain initially?

What did Lencho predict before the rain started?

What did Lencho’s sons do during the hailstorm?

What symbolically represents Lencho's hope in the story?

How long did the hailstorm last?

What did Lencho compare the big raindrops to?

What was Lencho's main source of livelihood?

What did Lencho expect to receive after sending his letter?

After the storm, what state was Lencho's field in?

What is the primary theme of the 'Destruction of the Crops'?

How does the author illustrate Lencho's character through his reactions?

Which element of foreshadowing is evident in Lencho's expectations during the rain?

What does Lencho request in his letter to God?

How does Lencho react upon receiving the money?

What does the postmaster do after reading Lencho's letter?

What does Lencho think about the post office employees?

What does Lencho write in his second letter to God?

What is the primary theme of Lencho's letters?

How does Lencho express his ideas in his letter?

Which emotion primarily drives Lencho's faith?

What irony is present in Lencho's situation?

What form does Lencho's letter to God take?

What did the postmaster feel after reading Lencho's letter?

What inspired the postmaster to reply to Lencho's letter?

How did the postmaster decide to respond to Lencho's letter?

How does Lencho's perception of God influence his actions?

What did the postmaster sign his response letter as?

What does the postmark of the letter signify in Lencho's experience?

What emotion did the postmaster feel after sending the money to Lencho?

What amount did the postmaster manage to send to Lencho?

When Lencho received the money, what was his reaction upon counting it?

What type of faith does Lencho exemplify in his letters?

What does Lencho's dependence on God illustrate about his character?

What does the postmaster's decision to help Lencho reflect about his character?

How does Lencho's view of the post office employees become ironic?

What does the single word 'God' at the end of the postmaster's letter signify?

How did Lencho's faith affect his actions after receiving the money?

Why does Lencho believe the employees are 'a bunch of crooks'?

What does Lencho’s reaction to receiving less money than he asked for suggest about his character?

What does the postmaster's character reveal about the theme of humanity in the story?

Who does Lencho completely trust to send him help?

What is the ironic twist regarding Lencho's faith in God?

Why does Lencho only receive a portion of the money he requested?

How does Lencho respond upon receiving the money?

What does Lencho believe about the post office employees?

What lesson does Lencho's character primarily convey?

What does the postmaster do after reading Lencho's letter?

Which phrase from the story captures Lencho's faith?

What does Lencho liken the rain to in terms of his crops?

How does the author portray Lencho’s personality?

What does Lencho's reaction to the shortfall in the money indicate about his nature?

What does Lencho's letter symbolize in the story?

What is the primary cause of the conflict in Lencho's story?

What is a central theme explored through Lencho’s character?

In what way does the story depict irony related to faith?

How does Lencho feel upon receiving the money?

What action does Lencho take after receiving only seventy pesos?

What does Lencho accuse the post office employees of?

Why does Lencho write to God?

What does Lencho believe about the postmaster's action?

What amount did Lencho originally request from God?

How does Lencho respond upon realizing the 'crooks' took his money?

What is the key irony in Lencho's experience?

What does Lencho think when he receives the money?

Why does Lencho not want to receive money through the mail?

What ultimately leads Lencho to write another letter?

What does Lencho's reaction to the money say about his character?

What does Lencho's faith in God reveal about his values?

What motivates the postmaster to help Lencho?