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-Chanie folows the tracks
-He thinks about his runaway and how the people that runs the school won't get him, that Chanie is free...
-Then, he is really hungry and he sees a beaver (aboriginals ate the tail of a beaver), so he wanted the tail.
-Chanie imagines he is home...
-He constantly imagines his father saying important things of life to Chanie.
-He then tries to sleep, by counting 1 to 5 and repeating over and over again.
-The terrible nightmare...

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Q: What do Channie remember when he read the map  to go tin the good direction?
A: When he was at scool, he remembers how older people were doing to study a maps.  He runs his fingers along what must be the railroad tracks, where he must live.

Q: What is Channie dreaming of when he fall asleep on the railtracks?
A: He dreams of playing with his two nimiseyag and the shining water where he live. He's also dreaming about his father and it's like if he was talking to him.

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The manitous is watching him walking on the rail track.
Channie's body strat to be in hyportermia, because of the weather start being so cold.
Channie starts to cry and he knows he will die soon.
The manitous see him crying and  see him on the rail track who start to die.
He take is map in is pocket and he will do a fire with it because he is so cold.
Channie dies

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pounce: suddenly take hold of something
dazed: confused, unable to think clearly
hare: animal like a rabbit but bigger
sustenance: food or drink that is necessary to stay alive
steel: very strong metal
brethren: brothers
puffs: breathing out
skitter: moving quickly and lightly
waning: decreasing portion of illuminated surface of the moon
hind: back of an animal body
waltzes: moving in a relaxed and confident way

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Pg.66: ``They said to me as loud as they could to not go back to where we ran from.```(J. Boyden)
This quote refers to when the friends of Chanie touched his left arm which was their way of telling him to go back home.

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leap: if you leap, you jump high in the air or jump a long distance
mooz:
animoshag: dogs

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Q: What does the manitou means by ``There won't be any more warmth for young Chanie until he meets the last of us late tonight.``?
A: He means that Chanie will die soon.

Q: What does Chanie do with the map and why?
A: He tries to make a fire with it because the map is wet so it's not possible to read it anymore.

Q: Who does Chanie sees in his dream ?
A: He sees his dad and talks to him.

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waddle : to walk with short steps
gaawiin : no
giiwedinong : north
waabooz : rabbit
bizhig  : one
niizh : two
niswi : three
ninzidan : foot
gimik-wenden-ina : ?
anang : star
Aandi ezhaayan : where are you going
giiwe : home
nishkiizhig : head
gisinaa : cold
ningiizhooz : warm
eya : yes
injaanzh : nose
nishkiizhig : eye
ninde : heart

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- Chanie sees the fish being cut by Uncle Kelly and realises it's the fish he saw under the water.
- Then, he sees so many people and he counts... so basically he is looking arround the place, where Uncle Kelly is cutting with a knife the little fish, the only food they will have.
- They are then ready to eat and they eat all they can, even if they don't have a lot.
-He also sees a spider, which refers to the name of the chapter.
-Then he sees the girl, who is looking him in the eyes.
-Chanie learns, by a story the Uncle told, that the two brother's parents are dead, and this is a sad moment for everyone.
-He wonders about when he'll go.

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Pg:77 :"The beaver family tenses to waddle as one back into their pond's safety when they hear the waking gasp of the boy, a cry of pain and of fear and for the first time, the bawl of understanding what mortality means" (Manitou) It means that the manitou knows that the boy knows that he is going to die soon enough.
Pg:81 : "There won't be any more warmth for young Charlie until he meets the last of us late tonight". (Manitou) It means that the manitous can't do anything because he is starting to die and so they are no warmth to give him.

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Giigoo = fish
Waawaabigonoojii = mouse
Asabikeshii= spider
Migwetch = thank you
Nindede = father
wood tick = bug that drinks bloo

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pg. ___"She can see something in him, she thinks.  Someone hurt him real bad.  Ever bad they hurt him.  So bad that it is stuck inside him and he's so scared of it but more scared to let it out... She dares him with her dark eyes to tell her why it hurts."
(Boyden)
This quote shows that the Kelly daughter can see inside Chanie's soul and she can see the abuse he experienced at the residential school.

Pg. 44 "You job is to send the stranger way, the uncle says. Someone broke something in him. We don't have the tools to fix it" (Boyden). This quote explains one reason why the Kellys rejected Chanie.

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Q: What movement did Uncle Kelly make to tell Chanie to go back to the residential school?
A:  He told Chanie how to get back to the train tracks and then he lifted Chanie's right arm to remind him to turn right.

Q:  What  gesture did  Jackie and Ralph make to tell Chanie to keep walking and to never return to that school?
A: They walked past Chanie and brushed his left arm, which was a sign to turn left at the tracks and continue walking home.

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-Uncle Kelly kills a small fish.  He thanks the manitou of the fish, and he feeds his family with it.
-Chanie and the Kelly daughter stare at each other and then fall asleep
-Chanie has a nighmare about the Fish Belly men coming to take the daughter.
-Chanie looks at his map and tries to understand which way to go home
-Next morning, Uncle takes the 2 boys to his trapline in search of food.  He leaves Chanie behind.
-Chanie goes into the woods to cry.
-Chanie gives the mouse skull to the daughter as a gift.
-Chanie decides to secretly follow the Uncle and the 2 brothers
-BOTH Aunt and Uncle Kelly tell Chanie to go back to the school.

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p. 46 ..."My nindede and my sister live near the train traks.  I will walk to them so we can be a family again" It's reminds why he left the resedential school and what he have to do after  his stop, at uncle's house.
p. 48 ..."I reach in my pocket and take out the map..." It's to find his path.

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Q: What did Chanie see that no one else saw weaving in the corner of the cabin?
A: Chanie saw a spider in the corner of the cabin, weaving.

Q:Why does nimishoome tells his nephews their story instead of eating?
A: He tells them his nephews their story, because he wants them to know that they aren't alone in this. He also wants to tell them that they have family, even if their parents aren't there anymore.

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giigoo: fish
nimishoome: uncle
azaadi: tree
nimaamaa: mom
scrapes:  to grate harshly
woodstove: a stove that uses wood for fuel
stove: a device that makes heat
asabikeshii: spider
hum: to utter a soft sound

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p.38 : ``...Rattling them in an honour song to one more day of life for those who gather around the blood-and scale-dable to watch this man prepare their meal.`` (J. Boyden)
This quote explains how the boys count the days they're alive like they're lucky they're still there.

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- Theirs a fish in the river
- The kids are swiming int the river.
- The weather will change
- Chanie put his head in the water and the fish see Chanie emerge from the trees
- Chanie forgets his father's lesson to never driink that way
- Kids are hungry , so they cut the fish in the river

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torpedo: It's a bomb that is shaped like a tube and that travels under water.
gills: the respiratory organ of aquatic animals, as fish, that breathe oxygen dissolved in water.

retinas: It's an area in the back of your eye. It receives the image that you see and then sends the image to your brain.
sustenance: It'a a food or drink, which a person, animal, or plants needs to remain alive and healthy
shoal: A shoal of fish is a large group of them swimming together.
deftly: A deft action is skilful and often quick.
yanks: Some people refer to people from the United States of America as Yanks. This use could cause offence.
pike: A pike is a large fish that lives in rivers and lakes and eats other fish.

miigwetch: It means thanks.

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Q : Who is this presumed Uncle, the fishes are constantly talking about?
A : It is Uncle Kelly, the two brother's uncle.

Q: Why did the fishes laugh a little at Chanie?
A : It's because, Chanie was drinking water in the wrong way. He was really thirsty, but he forgot his father's lesson about drinking water properly. He's supposed to drink with cupped hands.

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-The three boys wake up on their geen bed.
-The two brothers  wake up really mad at Chanie, but Chanie don't know what he has done, which is  really confusing to him.
-Then, as Chanie stands up, he saw that the two brothers left him a little mouse (dead of course!), where he took out all the fur and discovered  a perfect shaped mouse skull.
-Chanie decides at this specific moment, that  to reconciliate with the brothers, he would offer it to them.
-He puts it in his pocket, to offer it later.
-The day is rising and is about to start, as well as they continued walking  back home.

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Pg: 26 : "My knees fell like what an old man walking looks like" (Chanie Wenjack)
It means that Chanie fells like an old man, because his knees are tired. An old man walks slowly and has, sometimes difficulties with their parts of the body, because they are old and Chanie is feeling that way.

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Q: Why are the brothers mad at Chanie?
A: He doesn't knwo why but they don't know either.

Q: Why is the chapter named mouse skull and what does the mouse skull represent?
A: It's because Chanie found a mouse skull on the ground and kept it. The mouse skull represents chance and luck.

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Giizis: moon
waawaabigonoojii: a mouse
pebble: Thesaurus, stone
Giizhigad: day
azaadi: poplar, aspen

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Pgs. 20-21 :  "His real name is Chanie. But the ones who forced him to that  school can't pronounce or d'ont care to listen and so say it with sharp tongues instead. "
This talk about his name in resedential school. It's reminds  the bad actions that happened to him and what he suffered from.

"If we could feel pity for this one, we would.  His walk before. His walk to come.  Neither is easy.  All he wants is home.  We follow now, we follow always,  not to lead but to capture.  Someone, yes, will capture this boy's life.
(Boyden)
This quote shows the reason WHY the manitous are following Chanie on his journey.

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-The three boys are  sleeping.
- The animals of the forest are looking down at Chanie.
- The animals are calling out.
- Charlie woke up and looked up at the animals before crawling closer to the two brothers, searching for warmth.
- The animals are trying to communicate with the boys, particularly Chanie.

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Q: To which animal does the narrator relates tho?
A: He relates to owls.

Q: Why are teh three boys trembling and shivering in their sleep?
A; It's because it's really cold outside and especially at night.

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The boys were walking  in the forest at night and Chanie heard an owl but told his friends it was a hummingbird because he didn't wanted to scare them
- Chanie and the 2 boys are running through the forest.
- Channie and Ralph stop for the night
- A manatew watches them when they are sleeping

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Alas : unfortunately, regrettably
Poplar  : plants
Limb :  one of the larger branches of a tree
Hissing : an expression of disapproval, contempt, or dissatisfaction by using this sound
Pellets :  a small, solid or densely packed ball or mass, as of food, wax, or medicine

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Q: Why did Chanie didn't tell his friends that the owl said something?
A: He didn't tell his friends that the owl said something, because he didn't want them to be scared of what he said. Instead he told them that he saw a hummingbird and that it was a good sign.

Q: What were they searching for in the forest?
A: They were searching for light to warm them, because it was cold outside and it wasn't going to warm up. They were also searching for light, because it was the night and didn't see well where they were going.

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nenookaasi:  ojibuay, type of hummingbird
twigs: little branches
huddle: closely, hugging
nindede: ojibuay, dad
spruce: A type of tree
gaa waan dag: ojibuay, spruce
ningiikaj: ojibuay, cold
Giizis: ojibuay,moon
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Pg. 13 : " We are going to stay anyways and my inside chest begins to stop hurting as bad. Don't hurt, chest."
It means that Chanie's hurt emotionaly inside him.  The chest represents that it's physical hurt but, Chanie is sad inside, only wanting to return home.
Pg. 15 : "The  brothers  whisper and one hums a bit of radio song, and staring up through branches og gaa waan dag, of spruce, as both begin to breathe like waves coming onto the beach with their breath of sleep."
It's an important comparison of a person breathing during their sleep and beeing beside the ocean.
Pg. 16 : "I curl as close to them as I am able and soon we are three  curved sticks floating on the back of a great and rough and freezing river..."
This is also an important comparison between the three boys and sticks.

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- On the October after-noon, The three boys run away from the residential school and they went to living in an uncle house
- They found a route map
- CW had tuberculosis (infection)

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Q: What was the sad conseqence of the  children that decided to run away?
A: Often, they were captured, returned in the Residential school and beated there.

Q:  Why would the school built a cemetery right beside it?
A: It's because,  tuberculosis and similar diseases hit a lot of children in those schools, so if they wouldn't make it (beat their diseases), the school would  burry them, when they would eventually die.

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scalpel: a little nife that doctor uses
willow:  wood that may come from any species of willow (tree)
piegeon-toed: having the toes or feet turned inward
discarded: something that you want to get rid of
phlegm: thick yellowish substance that develops in your throat and at the back of your nose when you have a cold.
cobalt: hard silvery-white metal which is used to harden steel and for producing a blue dye.
tuberculosis: serious infectious disease that affects someone's lungs and other parts of their body

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Pg  8: ``We, those who chose to, took the form of crows and followed them silently and swiftly, swooping by them then hovering above before diving down to land in the branches of dying trees to stare upon them, our cobalt eyes sparkling to absorb the last of day's light`` (J.Boyden) This quote is about the souls that watch  Chanie in his journey to go home.

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-CW arrived at the school 2 years ago.
-CW is 9 years old, but still in grade 1.
-Many students ran away from the school last week

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Q:  How do the fish bellies react when someone speaks the Ojibuay langauge?
A:  They beat them with a stick and make them eat soap.

Q:  According to CW, what do the teachers smell like?
A:  They smell like the color yellow or brown.

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Pg 1:  "He has a room in the basement that scares the life from us" (J.Boyden) This quote is about the abuse at the residential school.

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Gimik-wenden-ina:   Ojibuay... it means ``do you remember``
Nindede:  Ojibuay language for Dad.
Nimaamaa:  Mom
Lose my tongue = lose my language