10 Questions
What does Emily claim to have seen in her pond?
A whale named Arthur
How does Mr. Blueberry respond to Emily's claim about the whale?
By explaining facts about whales and their habitat
Why does Emily continue to believe in the existence of the whale in her pond?
She named the whale Arthur and developed an emotional attachment
How does Emily bid farewell to 'Arthur' when she sees him at the beach?
She expresses her love for him and wishes him well
What is Mr. Blueberry's primary goal when he tries to explain to Emily that a whale cannot live in a pond?
To educate Emily on marine wildlife
What does Mr. Blueberry explain to Emily about whales?
They always know their location in the ocean.
Why does Mr. Blueberry try to explain to Emily that a whale cannot live in her pond?
To help Emily understand the difference in size between a whale and a pond.
What is Emily's reaction to Mr. Blueberry's explanations about the whale in her pond?
She names the whale Arthur and continues to believe in its presence.
Why does Mr. Blueberry gently explain to Emily that a whale cannot live in her pond?
To help Emily understand the impracticality of a whale living in a pond.
How does Emily finally react when she sees 'Arthur' at the beach?
She bids farewell and expresses love for 'Arthur.'
Study Notes
- Emily writes letters to Mr. Blueberry claiming to have seen a whale in her pond
- Mr. Blueberry responds with facts about whales, explaining they don't live in ponds
- Emily continues to write to Mr. Blueberry, believing the whale she named Arthur is living in her pond
- Mr. Blueberry tries to gently explain to Emily that it is not possible for a whale to live in a pond
- Eventually, Emily sees "Arthur" at the beach and bids him farewell, expressing her love for him
Experience the whimsical correspondence between Emily and Mr. Blueberry as they discuss the existence of a whale in a pond named Arthur. Follow along as Emily's belief in Arthur's presence is gently challenged by Mr. Blueberry.
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