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What did Tulo use to construct the frame of the kite?
What does Tulo believe the dream about Mama signifies?
How did Jaana react to the size of Tulo's kite?
What did Tulo dream about that made him build the kite?
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What emotional tone does Tulo's account of his dream convey?
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What was the reaction of Mr. LaVeeg when Tulo and Jaana entered the store?
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What material did Tulo intend to buy from Mr. LaVeeg's store?
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What elements of the dream contributed to Tulo's emotional journey?
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What does Mr. LaVeeg plan to do with his supplies during the storm?
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What was Jaana's response when Mr. LaVeeg questioned their need for so much rope?
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What did Tulo believe was the purpose of the kite he made?
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What concern does Tulo express regarding their supplies?
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How does Mr. LaVeeg react to Tulo and Jaana's plans?
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What significant action do Tulo and Jaana take after their shopping trip?
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What belief does Tulo hold about his mother during the storm?
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Study Notes
The Storm and Mama's Message
- Tulo builds a large kite after having a dream involving his deceased mother and a star tree.
- In the dream, Tulo flies a kite, sees his mother in the star tree, and hears her say "Look up. Reach out."
- Tulo believes his mother is giving him a message and that he must prepare for the worst.
- He and his sister Jaana go to the village store, owned by Finn LaVeeg, to buy rope and twine.
- LaVeeg has been saving supplies and plans to sell them at inflated prices due to the storm.
The Kite and Star Fishing
- Tulo plans to fly the kite with the rope and twine to catch a star, believing it will provide light and heat for their cabin until spring.
- This unusual plan reflects Tulo's belief that his mother is still watching over them and that they are not powerless against the storm.
Finn LaVeeg
- LaVeeg is a solitary, unpleasant storekeeper who lives in the back of the general store.
- He thinks Tulo and Jaana are foolish for going to the highway without their mother.
- He believes in preparing for the worst and is opportunistic, charging higher prices for supplies during the storm.
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Explore the themes and characters in 'The Storm and Mama's Message.' This quiz delves into Tulo's dream, his kite-building adventures, and the significant role of his mother in his life. Understand the challenges faced by Tulo and Jaana, especially under the influence of the storekeeper Finn LaVeeg.
