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Chapter 47 Summary - Ahmed's Escape

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Why was Ahmed hiding in Ibrahim's basement?

He was afraid of Inspector Fontaine and Madame Legrand. (correct)

He was helping Ibrahim with chores.

He was afraid of his family.

He enjoyed playing hide-and-seek.

What does the phrase "the attacks were too much" imply?

The schoolwork became overwhelming for Ahmed.

The playground was too crowded.

The violence of the war escalated, causing Ahmed to flee. (correct)

Ibrahim and Ahmed had a falling out.

Where does Ibrahim hope Ahmed has gone?

To live with Max's family. (correct)

Back to his home country.

To join the army.

To another city with a different school.

Why was the playground empty when Ahmed awoke?

<p>People were afraid to go there because of the war. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Ahmed's feelings about the slide change?

<p>He used to love it but now associates it with fear and uncertainty. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Ahmed's Situation

Ahmed is hiding from dangers and uncertainty due to war.

Ibrahim's Role

Ibrahim found Ahmed and helped him enroll in school.

Fear of Inspector Fontaine

Characters are afraid of Inspector Fontaine discovering Ahmed.

Ahmed's Escape

Ahmed fled due to escalating dangers and threats.

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Playground's Silence

The playground is empty because people fear the war's impact.

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Chapter Forty-Seven Summary

Ibrahim expresses relief at Max's arrival
Max's concern for Ahmed's safety
Ahmed's escape from war, but still feeling unsafe
Playground empty, no parents or children
Ahmed's decision to hide
Ahmed's fear of being caught
Ahmed's struggles to escape the war, leaving his father searching.

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This summary discusses the critical moments in Chapter 47, focusing on Ibrahim's relief at Max's arrival and Max's concern for Ahmed's safety amidst the ongoing war. It highlights Ahmed's fears, his decision to hide, and the emotional weight of his escape as he grapples with the loss of his father. The environment around them reflects a deeper sense of loss and longing for safety.