Richard

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I think the author revealed Hatty was actually Mrs.bartholemew because the author didn’t want to leave the story as a cliffhanger and didn’t want the story to end as a mystery.

 

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The difference if the story was written in Tom’s point of view is that the story will be more interesting for example the part when Tom finds out that Mrs.barthelemew is actually Hatty he has more emotion than third person.

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The story of Stanley’s grandfather fits well in the main story holes is because after reading that story ever reader knows how the curse came and they know about Madame zeroni and kissing Kate’s  Barlow story fits well in the main story is because the readers now know about the treasure and know why camp green lake is made.

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I believe why the story is called holes is because it is the main action Stanley and his friends are doing at camp green lake is digging holes.

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I think chance is more important than choice because in the story  it’s only chance that Stanley finds Zero and survives on the big thumb and it’s only chance that Zero survives while Stanley hadn’t gone looking for him.

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The main message I take from war horse is that life is very precious and animals can be friends with humans in any way.

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The strengths of having the story told on the perspective of a horse is that the story will be more creative and we have close knowings of what Joey gets involved in and it will be easier to understand Joey’s thoughts.

The weaknesses of having the story told on the perspective of a horse is that an animal can’t really tell what a person can figure out and he doesn’t have that much emotions than a regular human

and it’s hard to know things that are outside Joeys experience.

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Knowing the context of War Horse makes it easier to get addicted to the book as the more I know the book, the more anxiety I have to finish the book. The book becomes more realistic.

[Richard]

Hi beth,

Here is my attached the homework

Enjoy

Richard

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