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What was Bud first afraid of at Grand Calloway Station?
What was Bud first afraid of at Grand Calloway Station?
Imagining scary monsters bursting out of the cupboards in the room, Bud asks if the closet doors are locked and finds out that the closet is full of girly stuff.
What was Grand Calloway Station a nickname for?
What was Grand Calloway Station a nickname for?
Mr. Calloway's house.
What does Bud think happened to the girl who owns the stuff in the closet?
What does Bud think happened to the girl who owns the stuff in the closet?
Since she's gone, Bud thinks she is dead.
When Calloway busts into Bud's room unexpectedly, what does he do and say?
When Calloway busts into Bud's room unexpectedly, what does he do and say?
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What is Bud's memory of swimming at the YMCA?
What is Bud's memory of swimming at the YMCA?
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What does Bud think is a sure way to get kids to do wrong things?
What does Bud think is a sure way to get kids to do wrong things?
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When Bud looks around the room, what does he see that he really likes?
When Bud looks around the room, what does he see that he really likes?
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What is Bud thinking about as he falls asleep?
What is Bud thinking about as he falls asleep?
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Study Notes
Grand Calloway Station
- Bud initially fears monsters lurking in the closet, prompting him to inquire about the closet doors' security.
- The closet reveals an array of feminine items, contrasting Bud's initial fears.
Mr. Calloway
- Grand Calloway Station is identified as the nickname for Mr. Calloway's residence.
Perspective on Loss
- Bud speculates on the fate of the girl whose belongings fill the closet, concluding that she is likely deceased due to her absence.
Encounter with Calloway
- Mr. Calloway confronts Bud unannounced, securing all closet doors and threatening repercussions if Bud trespasses into personal space.
YMCA Memory
- Bud recalls experiences at the YMCA where an adult would scare children into behaving by fabricating stories about peeing in the pool.
Understanding Child Behavior
- Bud believes that using threats to prevent misbehavior only fuels children's desire to rebel against rules.
Room Aesthetics
- An appreciation for horse-themed decor is noted as one of the positive elements Bud sees in the room.
Thoughts Before Sleep
- As he drifts off, Bud reflects on a soothing bedtime story, indicating his yearning for comfort and escape.
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