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Where does Ghost sleep at night?
Where does Ghost sleep at night?
- Outside in the garden
- His bedroom
- Living Room floor with Blankets (correct)
- Couch in the Living Room
Who does Ghost sit with at lunch every day?
Who does Ghost sit with at lunch every day?
Dre and Red
What does Brandon throw at Ghost?
What does Brandon throw at Ghost?
Chicken Wing
What is Ghost's punishment?
What is Ghost's punishment?
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Why does Ghost punch Brandon?
Why does Ghost punch Brandon?
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Who picks up Ghost?
Who picks up Ghost?
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Where does Coach Brody take Ghost?
Where does Coach Brody take Ghost?
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Who are the two most scary people to Ghost?
Who are the two most scary people to Ghost?
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Study Notes
Living Environment
- Ghost sleeps on the living room floor with blankets, indicating a lack of a private bedroom.
Social Circle
- Dre and Red are Ghost's lunch companions, highlighting his friendships and social dynamics at school.
Conflict
- Brandon throws a chicken wing at Ghost, showcasing an act of aggression that sparks conflict.
Consequences
- Ghost's punishment for his actions leads to him going home, reflecting themes of accountability.
Reacting to Bullying
- Ghost punches Brandon due to mockery of him and his mother, emphasizing his emotional responses to bullying.
Support System
- Coach Brody serves as a positive figure who picks up Ghost, suggesting a mentor-student relationship.
New Opportunities
- Coach Brody takes Ghost to the track at MLK Jr. Park, representing new experiences and potential for growth.
Fears
- Ghost perceives himself and his mother as the two scariest people, indicating deep personal fears tied to family and identity.
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