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Literal - What is the woman's name who helps Roger?

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Literal - What is the woman's name who helps Roger?

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TULIPANE

Literal - What time does the attempted theft occur?

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Why is the cake only 10 cents? Is 10 cents a lot in the 1950's?

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Question 1: Why did Mrs. Luella Washington Jones let Roger go into her house after he robbed her?
Type Of Question: literal
Question 2: Why didn't Roger Run away when he had the chance.
Type Of Question: critical

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Why did the woman let the boy in her house ?

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Why would Roger get 10 dollars to get shoes? In my opinion I think he didn't learn his lessson.

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Q1: why did the woman give the boy $10 to get shoes?

Q2: Is the woman rich or poor?

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In the text on the last page it says, "....he couldn't even say that" Roger was talking about saying thank you to Mrs.Jones. Why couldn't he say thank? Was it because he was surprise about what she did?
I was wondering why Mrs.Jones told Roger that when she was younger she also did some bad things. Is that why she was being so kind with him about the robbery thing? Was because she did that too?

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At the start of the story it tells you that the woman has a large purse with everything in it but a hammer and nails, is that just telling you that there is a lot of stuff in the bag or is it telling the reader that the bag has many tools in it?

2. From the characters accents and the prices on items I realized this this story takes place in a later time probably somewhere in the mid 1950's.

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Q1: If he didn't aim to snatch her peruse why would he?
Q2: Why would she kick the kid, even if she pressed charges on him he could press charges on her?

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Why would she let Roger into her house when he is a stranger?

Why didn't he run when she was making dinner?

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Q-1 Critical: I don't think that an woman would EVER do something of the sort that Mrs. Jones did so why did she do it?

Q-2 Inferential: Was there any reason for Mrs. Jones to give Rodger $10?

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Question one: In the story, the boy tried to steal the woman's purse, but then he tried to lie that he didn't mean to do it. Why did he lie about that? He was already in enough trouble.
Question Two:  I don't understand why the woman would take the boy in and give him half of her ten cent cake. Why would she give respect to a person that just tried to lie to her, and steal her purse?

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1 I wonder why the lady did not put roger  to jail?

2 why did the lady give a person who tried to rob her 10 dollars?

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Q1: I wonder what time period Mrs.Jones and Roger are in because they have ten cent cakes, and in our time period we have $10 cakes?

Q2: I wonder why Mrs.Jones was walking around at 11 o' clock at night when it is pitch dark outside

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Q1: Why did the woman bring the boy to her home? Although she did say, "You ought to be my son." She really wanted him to wash his face so i'm assuming she wanted to clean him up.
Q2: Did the boy feel bad after he left the house with the ten dollars? Maybe he did because in the text it said that he wanted her to trust him, so he wouldn't get in trouble.

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Q1: Why did Mrs. Jones bring Roger to her house when he just tried to steal her purse? In the text it states "Then we'll eat, I believe your hungry." This shows that she was going to feed him right after he tried to steal the purse.
Q2:  Why did Mrs. Jones give the boy ten dollars? In the text it said "Now here, take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue suede shoes." This also shows that she might be poor and is even giving him 10 dollars which was a lot back then

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1.  Why was the woman being so nice to someone who just tried to steal from her? She gave Roger the 10 dollars and no punishment for trying to steal.
2. Why didn't the woman put Roger in jail? He tried to rob her, so wouldn't she be angry with him in some way?

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Q1 literal: Why did Mrs.Jones tell Roger that she was going to teach him right form wrong if she just kicked him out without telling him anything about his actions?
Q2 critical: Why did Mrs.Jones not ask Roger anything about his parents or his house? Also, why didn't Roger tell Mrs.Jones about his family? When she kicked him out, did she just expect him to not go anywhere?

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Q1:  I was wondering why Mrs. Jones  gave the kid the money for the shoes that he wanted after tried to steal her purse Also it sounded like sounded like she was not rich but she still gave him the money.

Q2:  I wondered why Mrs. Jones did not bring him to jail. He tried to steal from her and she brought him into her house or apartment.

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1. I wonder why Mrs Jones gave the boy 10 dollars to buy shoes because If a person tries to steal a purse they shouldn't be rewarded

2. I am also wondering why she didn't bring the boy to jail. I think that sh should've

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1. Critical, Why doesn't Mrs Jones just bring him to jail? It is almost like Mrs Jones is rewarding him for his bad behavior.
2. I wonder why Mrs Jones gave him some money? She almost treated her almost like her son but that boy tried to rob her and he would have taken all her stuff. I already inferred that she was poor why would she do this act of kindness to someone who was selfish to rob her?

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Q1:
Why didn't Roger run away with the door open, and the woman not watching? I think that he wanted to prove to Mrs. Jones that he could be trusted. I know this because in the text, it says, "He did not trust the woman not to trust him. And he did not want to be mistrusted now."
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I think that Mrs. Jones didn't say "but I didn't snatch people's pocket books" because she did not want to embarrass Roger, or make him any more ashamed than he was already.