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CHAPTER SUMMARY AND NOTES
CHAPTER NINETEEN
Summary
Officer Delinko tells Curly that he’s
worried about the owls, but Curly only responds, “What owls?” Later, as he’s patrolling,
Delinko hears Curly shout that he’s heard someone jump the fence. When Delinko
arrives at the trailer, he sees nothing except s a series of white flashes at
the other end of the property. When he runs to that spot, he sees nothing out
of the ordinary.
The next day is the groundbreaking ceremony, and Roy asks for a permission
slip from his mom to.......
Notes
This chapter is filled with preliminaries - events that help set the stage
for what’s about to happen during the groundbreaking ceremony. They create
a subtle sense of suspense since the reader is at this point anxious to
know what Roy’s plan entails, even though some of what he has in mind.......
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