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What did Roy do to convince Dana to come outside?
What did Roy do to convince Dana to come outside?
Roy mooned Dana then ran.
Roy told Dana he wanted to give him __________.
Roy told Dana he wanted to give him __________.
a carton of Gladiator golds
Curly watched The Last House on Witch Boulevard III. It was about ______.
Curly watched The Last House on Witch Boulevard III. It was about ______.
Kimberly Lou Dixon boiling star football players in a basement cauldron.
When Dana tried to enter the trailer at the construction site, _______.
When Dana tried to enter the trailer at the construction site, _______.
Dana told Curly _________.
Dana told Curly _________.
When Officer Delinko first came out of the trailer to see what made the racket, Dana was unable to escape from him because _____________.
When Officer Delinko first came out of the trailer to see what made the racket, Dana was unable to escape from him because _____________.
After being arrested the only thing Dana would say was, __________________.
After being arrested the only thing Dana would say was, __________________.
Roy found out about Dana's arrest by ____________.
Roy found out about Dana's arrest by ____________.
While looking for his gun, Curly discovered _____________.
While looking for his gun, Curly discovered _____________.
Roy's family went __________________.
Roy's family went __________________.
When Roy went to bed, he discovered _____________
When Roy went to bed, he discovered _____________
How do the characters' names help the reader to understand their personalities?
How do the characters' names help the reader to understand their personalities?
By the conversation that Beatrice and Roy have before falling asleep, the reader can predict _________.
By the conversation that Beatrice and Roy have before falling asleep, the reader can predict _________.
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Study Notes
Roy's Actions and Interactions
- Roy mooned Dana to entice him outside, demonstrating his playful and rebellious nature.
- Roy offered Dana a carton of Gladiator golds, indicating his attempt to build camaraderie.
- Roy learned about Dana's arrest through a conversation with Garret, highlighting his concern for his friend.
Curly's Antics and Environmental Themes
- Curly was engrossed in a fictional horror movie involving Kimberly Lou Dixon, a character notorious for boiling football players, showcasing the absurdity of his character.
- When Dana attempted to enter the construction site, Curly physically restrained him, showcasing his aggressive demeanor.
Dana's Character and Struggles
- Dana introduced himself as Roy Eberhardt, demonstrating his attempt to assert identity and connect with others.
- His attempt to flee Officer Delinko was thwarted by rat traps on his feet, emphasizing his predicament and vulnerability.
- After being arrested, Dana's only request was for a cigarette, revealing his nonchalant attitude towards serious situations.
Discoveries and Developments
- Curly's discovery of missing seats from machinery signified sabotage and hints at larger environmental themes in the narrative.
- Roy's family went on an air-boat trip through the Everglades, providing a contrast to the chaos in their lives and showcasing the natural setting.
Character Insights
- Beatrice's secretive presence under Roy's bed indicates her protective instincts and deep connection with him.
- The playful naming convention in the story reveals contradictions in character traits, such as Curly’s baldness and Chuck Muckle's serious nature, enriching the reader's understanding of their personalities.
Predictions and Schemes
- Roy and Beatrice's conversation before sleep hints at their collaborative intentions to thwart Mother Paula's development plans, foreshadowing future plot developments.
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