This is for the questions after "Saboteur"

1) Mr. Chiu is in Muji on his way home from his honeymoon. He is eating before catching a train with his new wife.

2)Perhaps the policeman were laughing at them becauseMr. Chiu was eating with chopsticks in the reformed China? Or maybe they were laughing at Mr. Chiu scarfing his face. Another possibility could be they were laughing at his wife looking all sweaty or something.

3)Mr. Chiu Is charged with disrupting the peace. Mr. Chiu is innocent.

4) Mr. Chiu said, "this is utterly unreasonable." Then Mr. Chiu refused to go arguing that he had a train to catch and already bought the tickets.

5) Mr. Chiu initially denies signing the confession because he knew he was innocent and wanted justice. He eventually signed the confession when he saw his apprentice Fenjin getting beat.

6) The irony in Mr. Chiu's arrest is that the police were the actual sabotuer, the policemen were disrupting the police. The irony in Mr. Chiu's confession was that he was confessing to something he didn't do and that was against his beliefs.

7) Mr. Chiu decides to get revenge about the same time that he decided to sign the confession.

8) Mr. Chiu's revenge is definately not justified. He didn't take into account the innocent people he would be harming. His revenge was far greater than any thing the police did to him that day.

9) Mr. Chiu does in the end become a saboteur. He lived up to the title the police forced him to sign a confession for doing. Although the police were the initial saboteur, Mr. Chiu definatley had the last word.