What did George and Harris struggle with when setting up the tent?

They struggled with dropping the hoops into the sockets and fixing the covering, which was a new task for Harris.

After supper, what change occurred in the mood of George and Harris?

They felt contented and loving towards each other, contrasting their earlier quarrelsome behavior.

What disturbed the narrator's sleep during the night on the boat?

The sound of the lapping water around the boat and the wind among the branches kept him restless.

How does the narrator describe the night after a day filled with care and bitterness?

The night is described as comforting, like a loving mother who gently alleviated their pain.

The forest that the knight found himself lost in was named ___ and represented ___?

The forest was named Sorrow and represented a place of emotional and existential struggle.

What philosophical question does George ponder after supper?

He wonders why they couldn't always be happy and generous, and why they couldn't avoid sins and temptations.

What emotions did George and Harris experience while preparing their supper?

They experienced a period of dead silence, indicating tension, which lifted after they had their meal.

How long did it take George and Harris to pitch the tent?

It took them about half an hour to fix the covering of the tent after initially believing it would be easy.