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CHAPTER SUMMARY AND NOTES
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Summary
The chapter opens with another
telephone conversation between Curly and Chuck Muckle. The capture of Dana bodes
well for Curly, but it is neutralized by the loss of the bulldozer seats. Muckle
tells him he has to lock down the site for just another forty-eight hours and
that if anyone asks, the owl burrows are deserted.
Beatrice is gone when Roy wakes up. When he arrives at school, everyone
is talking about Dana’s arrest. Roy keeps his mouth shut so as to arouse
no more suspicion towards himself. Garrett later tells him that Roy had
rat traps attached to his feet when they arrested him, and that’s why
he couldn’t run away. Then, Roy looks for........
Notes
Roy is committed to helping not only Mullet Fingers, but also the owls.
He boldly finds information online that will help him in.........
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