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Sans death was very sad

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What happened it Times mom

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Why did the mom keep saying the war turns men into animals?

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Why didn't they further investigate things back then.

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I wonder what would have happened if sam never would have gone out to get the cattle.

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Does Tim tell stories to his children about Sam?

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Is Tim's mother still alive?

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It seems like Tim is beginning to believe in Sam less and less.

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I've noticed in the past couple chapters the mom has said something along the lines of "War turns men into animals"

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I have to admit that when Sam died it was a little sad to read.

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Why did General Putnam refuse their plea of clemency?

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They could have the littlest reason back then to put Sam on trial or excuse him of something. `

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Nobody really cared about others being guilty or not unless it was family. They just cared about winning the war, money and staying alive.

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I think it is interesting how Tim wanted to be like Sam throughout the story, but up until now, he doesn't want to be anything him and he is happy that for once Sam is wrong.

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How did they figure out Father was dead?

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Why wouldn't the officer tell Tim if Sam was there or not?

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It's about time their mother stepped up and said something

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Why has Sam haven't been brought up in a conversation or talked about in a while?

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Why haven't they told anybody that Tim's father is dead

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It doesn't feel like it has been two years since Sam and Tim have seen each other.

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it seems like every conversation that Sam has is an argument.

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I think that Tim is becoming smarter because is brother and father aren't there. He seems to think things through more

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It seems weird to think of Tim and his mom being the only ones at the house because I had gotten used to hearing about what his father had done or what he was doing.

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It made anxious thinking about the oxen being alone and all of their stuff in the middle of nowhere. I kept thinking he would come back to find all their possessions gone.

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It feels like the road never ends and it is starting to get a little boring even though he can't find his father.

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Tim is acting crazy

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Tim could have gone back to the oxen, kept walking until he found his father and if not, go home and tell someone what happened instead of standing in the middle of the road

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When Tim left the oxen to go look for his dad, wouldn't they run away

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It seems like Tim wants to be just like Sam so he only wants to do certain things so that he will impress Sam.

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How much did they sell cattle for?

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it seems like Tim wishes a lot for things that he doesn't have.

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"Answer the question or we'll hang you and the boy from the nearest tree"

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When Tim's dad said that there was a river 3 miles wide it reminded me of a book I read where they were sailing along a really wide river and they pushed the narrator of the boat and she had to swim to the bay.

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why did Sam come home if he new it was wrong

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Why is Tim so obsessed with being grown up?

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When they were getting attacked by the cowboys I wonder what was going through Tim's father's head.

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"sedition?"

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"eating hardtack?"

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Why did Sam only write to his mother?

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Why would Tim still want to deliver the letter when he knows that if he does it could Sam?

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What will Tim's father think when Tim is gone delivering "Business Letters?"

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It made me uncomfortable listening to Tim lie.

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It is weird that Tim would put so much effort intending that mail behind his dads back just so he could tell Sam about something "cool" he did.

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 Chapter 5 i thought it was interesting how Tim thought the war was so far away until the rebels tried to take their guns

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 Chapter 5 i thought it was interesting how Tim thought the war was so far away until the rebels tried to take their guns

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Chapter 4 why are the rebels so aggressive ?

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Chapter 4 why are the rebels so aggressive ?

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Tim is right about how younger siblings always think that whatever their older siblings liked that the younger siblings like and do as well

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Were the soldiers allowed to take the cows without paying?

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why did sam steal his dads gun

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Why would Sam come home if he knew that he might get caught?

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Why didn't the Continentals believe their father about Sam stealing the gun when he looked them right in the eye and told them the truth?

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Why doesn't Tim not want Sam to have the gun for when he goes into war?

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reading is very loyal

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That the dad and Sam have very different opinion

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How old is Tim?

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why is Sam so confidant about being a milttion

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was apsent monday

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Sam talked about how Benedict Arnold was his leader and he looked up to him, but he ended up being a traitor.

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I wonder why Sam and Tims dad gets so upset so easily when they talk about Sam fighting.

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The way that Tim is loyal to Sam about not telling their dad about the gun and stories that Sam has told Tim, shows how they have a really strong brotherly bond.

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The way Tim admires his brother Sam reminds me of the way my son Daniel looks up to his brother Evan.