Q1. Yes I would hide in a cemetery to help someone.
Q2. One time around thanksgiving we were taking a trip to Frontsight in NV, and on the way back we stopped to visit Mount Rushmore in SD.
The first day at keystone it was to foggy to see the monument, and when we were leaving our car broke down and we had to get a ride with the rangers to a hotel.(It was about 5 rides with all of us)
We were hoping we would get back home in time for Thanksgiving but we were stuck there for about a week waiting for our car to get fixed.
Because it was really cold and almost no one was there visiting, we were able to use the street as a sidewalk. (Some of my brothers were dancing in the street)
The closest thing they had to a Wal-Mart was a little store on the side of the road. (My mom was really happy about that
)
There was only one restaurant open and that was a small little pizza place with only 2 people working there, we were the only guests.
Then we finally got home to NH, we moved down here to TX a few months later, then we joined paces, and now I’m writing this.

Q3. A gladiator was sometimes just a person that someone kidnapped and forced to fight in the ampitheaters for the crowds amusement.
A gladiator would wait underground in an ampitheater, then they would be forced to fight other people or wild animals.
If they were lucky enough to win they would have to keep fighting until the audience really liked him.
If the audience liked him the editor could decide to give him freedom or not.
If he got freedom he was given a wooden sword.
I am about 80-90% sure about every thing in Q3. If you see something wrong, please tell me so I can fix it.