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Chapter 32 Summary Analysis

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What distinguished the commune's building?

A prominent clock tower and yellow brick construction (correct)

Its imposing size and gray brick facade

A modern design with a glass facade

Its location next to the police station

What was the procedure for ordering a sandwich at the commune?

Calling ahead to reserve a table

Filling out a form and submitting it to the information desk

Placing an order with a clerk at the window

Taking a numbered ticket and waiting to be called (correct)

How did the experience at the commune feel to Max?

Exciting and exhilarating, like a carnival

Welcoming and comfortable, like a home-cooked meal

Stingy and unpleasant, like a dentist begrudgingly offering candy (correct)

Boring and monotonous, like waiting for a delayed train

What was Oscar's demeanor like on the bus?

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Whom did Oscar greet upon entering the commune?

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Woluwe-Saint-Lambert

A commune in Belgium known for its large yellow brick building and clock tower.

Ticketing system

Process of getting a numbered paper ticket to order food.

Clerks behind a windowed wall

Employees who issue documents, separated by a glass partition.

Max's worry about Oscar

Max was concerned that Oscar might report them to the police.

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Grumpy old woman

The character at the information desk who receives Oscar.

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Chapter Thirty-Two Summary

Oscar expresses feeling alone in the world.
Oscar returns to the house, and Max smiles skeptically.
Ahmed asks what Oscar said.
Max says Oscar asked him to come to the commune after school tomorrow, bringing ID.
The commune of Woluwe-Saint-Lambert is a large yellow brick building with a clock tower.
Visitors must get a ticket number to order food or get services, sit in plastic seats, and wait for a large monitor to show their turn.
Bank teller-like clerks issue documents stingily.
Oscar's experience felt different compared to previous visits.
Max worried Oscar was planning to betray them, although the police station is near the commune.
Oscar enters, ignoring the ticket machine and greeting the woman at the inquiry desk with "Bonjour."

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Explore the themes and character dynamics in Chapter 32. This summary highlights Oscar's feelings of isolation and the contrasting experiences at the commune. Dive into the implications of friendship and trust as the story unfolds.