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The one character I would add into the movie that wasn't in the movie, would be Lily. I would add Lily in because she played such an important part in the book. Her part in the book was about how her and her mother shared the news of Conor's mother having cancer and spreading the news to the school, which caused Harry to start bullying Conor. Without that part of the story, there would be no reason and no way of Harry knowing Conor's mother was sick unless Conor told him which he wouldn't do. Without Lily being in the movie, there is no flashback in the movie as to why Harry started bullying Conor.

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One thing that is meeting my expectation in the movie is how the mother looks normally ill, not too sick but not falsely sick, I can compare that to the time my grandma was going through chemo and she was the exact same as the mother in the movie, she had hard times but she was also able to do a couple things and so that meets my expectations.

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Tale 1: The first story explained to Conor how not every story has a good ending or a bad guy and a good guy, it also talks about how there are 2 sides to every story, and so it relates to Conor's mother, and how it's probably going to be a bad ending.
Tale 2: When the monster told Conor that the Parson was actually the bad guy in the story because he didn't let the Apothecary use the medicine until he needed it, the monster started destroying the Parson's house and Conor joined in, after the tale was over Conor realized it wasn't actually a dream because he destroyed his grandma's living room thinking he was helping destroy the Parson's house.
Tale 3: The third tale was actually about Conor, at school when Harry told him he no longer sees him, Conor started to feel invisible and that's when the Monster started telling him the story of a man that was invisible because everyone acted like they didn't see him until one day he decided to make them see by calling a monster. And he started beating up Harry to make sure he still sees him.

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Post-Reading                (Summary): The third tale

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Post-Reading                (Summary): The third tale

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The third tale was a tale about Harry, in the story the monster talked about how there was once a man that was being ignored and so he was called invisible, (That was the situation Conor was in with Harry.) And so the man decided to make himself be able to be seen by calling for a monster, (That's what Conor did when the clock hit 12:07) And then the man decided to show himself with the monster. (Conor beat Harry up really badly thinking it was the monster that beat Harry up but really it was Conor with the monster controlling him.)

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Post-Reading             (Prediction): New medication

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Post-Reading             (Prediction): New medication

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The yew tree won't heal Conor's mother because in the second tale of the Apothecary, the Apothecary wanted medicine from the yew tree but the Parson didn't let him until his daughters got sick. The yew tree won't heal his mother because they took him for granted and only used him when they needed to.

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Post-Reading            (Inference): Back to hospital

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Post-Reading            (Inference): Back to hospital

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Conor's mother is dying and his family is lying to him telling him there is a cure and she is getting better when she really isn't, that's why his grandma didn't freak out when he destroyed her living room. Because like his dad said "worse happens at sea," the living room isn't as big as the problem with Conor's mother.

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Post-Reading            (Summary): Second story

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Post-Reading            (Summary): Second story

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Because he dreamed about the monster blowing through his window before but he woke up normal after. I think the same thing happened here.

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Post-reading             (Inference): Moving back to america

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Post-reading             (Inference): Moving back to america

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his father didn't want him moving in because there was no space and they probably couldn't afford another person living with them because he doesn't have a sturdy job yet.

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Post-reading            (characterization): Living room

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Post-reading            (characterization): Living room

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When Conor realized that he actually smashed his grandma's living room, it was too late for him to run away and so when his grandma walked in, I think that he was still dreaming.

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A monster has been around a family the entire time they've been living there but when the kid falls in love with a woman, the monster starts to take action about it because he knows the girl is no good for the kid.

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Post-reading           (Summary): What the story is about

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Post-reading           (Summary): What the story is about

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The story is about a kid named Conor that lives with his mother that has cancer. Conor has been having "dreams" about a yew tree in his back yard turning into a monster and talking to him, telling him stories.

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Post-reading            (Exposition): Characters

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Post-reading            (Exposition): Characters

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The characters in the book that have been mentioned so far are Conor, his mother, and his grandma. So far, the story is about a kid that lives in a house with a yew tree outside of it.