questions Maybe the driver just loses control. Either way it's bang! . , . all over. And the insect, usually completely unharmed, would buzz merrily out of the smoking wreck, looking for greener pastures. The trooper had been in favor of having pathologists look for insect venom while autopsying such victims, Jack recalled. Question 1: In this case, all over == completely ended or finished? If not, what does it mean? Question 2: What’s the meaning of ‘buzz?’ Question 3: The trooper had been in favor of having pathologists look for insect venom while autopsying such victims == The trooper had been in favor of having pathologists look for insect venom while ( the pathologists were ) autopsying such victims? If not, what does this sentence mean? In this case, what’s the meaning of ‘in favor of?’ ( support? )