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Why didn't Bud want to tell the men he'd been living in an orphanage?
Why didn't Bud want to tell the men he'd been living in an orphanage?
He didn't want them to send him back to the Home.
Which one of the band members was Bud's favorite? Why?
Which one of the band members was Bud's favorite? Why?
Steady Eddie; he sticks up for Bud.
Why did everyone in the car get quiet?
Why did everyone in the car get quiet?
Bud told everyone that his mom died young.
Why does the table say NBC?
Why does the table say NBC?
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Who is Miss Thomas?
Who is Miss Thomas?
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Why did Bud think he was making a bad first impression on the band?
Why did Bud think he was making a bad first impression on the band?
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What did Miss Thomas do to comfort Bud?
What did Miss Thomas do to comfort Bud?
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Why is the house called Grand Calloway Station?
Why is the house called Grand Calloway Station?
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Why did the two doors scare Bud?
Why did the two doors scare Bud?
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What does Herman E. Calloway do when he goes into the room?
What does Herman E. Calloway do when he goes into the room?
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Study Notes
Chapter 13-15 Overview
- Bud avoids admitting he lived in an orphanage to prevent being sent back to the Home.
- Steady Eddie is Bud’s favorite band member due to his protective nature towards Bud.
- A somber atmosphere descends in the car when Bud reveals his mother's early death.
- The table's label “NBC” humorously stands for "Nobody but Calloway," reflecting the band’s frequent name changes.
Key Characters
- Miss Thomas serves as the vocal stylist in the band, providing a comforting presence for Bud.
- Herman E. Calloway is a central figure who enforces strict boundaries, symbolized by his act of locking the doors when entering a room.
Setting Details
- The house is labeled Grand Calloway Station for its bustling activity and constant flow of visitors.
- Bud finds the two doors intimidating, imagining them as potential threats akin to monsters.
Emotional Themes
- Bud perceives that his actions may create a negative impression among the band, indicating his sensitivity to their opinions.
- Miss Thomas offers solace to Bud by humming and holding him, showcasing her nurturing side amidst the chaos.
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