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so i would say that life can be tuff sometimes and in the book his life is very difficult but he still gets through it like we do in the real worl

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When the narrator gets inside the water he knows everything but outside the water he doesn’t get the same information it was important in the story because it shows magical realism

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disscussion director:
what does lettie put in the bucket?
what does our protagonsist do with the bucket?
what happens in the bucket?
what is ursula scared of? varmints
what is ursula to the varmints? food

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Erik Orozco/Illustrator

My Illustration represents the narrator jumping into the bucket gaining the knowledge of everything in the universe. Its a pretty great Illustration man!

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1) Maws: (pg. 88)
Best Guess: The curved, sharp beak of a bird, typically speaking of them in a negative way. The rotted varmints in the story are spoken of that way.
Dictionary Definition: The throat, gullet, or jaws of a voracious bird.
2) Inevitable: (pg. 90)

Best Guess: Unavoidable, not being able to evade. Gives a sense of hopelessness how Ursula speaks of the protagonist's fate.
Dictionary Definition: Incapable of being avoided or evaded; bound to happen.

3) Receded: (pg. 99)

Best Guess: Slowly diminished or gone away. Having been there but vanished or fell/rotted away.
Dictionary Definition: To grow less or smaller.

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1) page 79 varmints are pest a plague or nuisance
2) page 85 outlandish not ordinary
3) page 90 wax worker a life size effigy person made of wax

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I drew this picture to give an image of the Hempstocks and the "ocean". This scene plays a major role in the story as most of the biggest events happen here.

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1)On Page 84 paragraph 2 it states how they open a jar and the door opens leading to a long hallway which leads to the bitter orange sky so that basically shows that this hallway can kind of lead into another world like a parallel paradox
2) On Page 98 paragraph 1 and 2 she explains to him to step into the bucket which was strange but it like took him somewhere else when his second foot comes into the bucket hes surrounded by water

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Ursula crying in fear in chapter 11

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what is inside the bucket?
who protects the narrator?
what does the narrator call the birds?
why was Ursula crying?

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John Dominguez/ Craig Platterson/ Discussion Director

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John Dominguez/ Craig Platterson/ Discussion Director

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Discussion Director
1. Why was Ursula crying?
2. What was the purpose of the Hunger Birds?
3. What is the Fairy Ring?
4. What actions did his father take while being heavily influenced by Ursula?
5. What comes to mind when Ursula returned to her original appearance?

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1) When Ursula started crying as the birds were about to get her, it reminds me of when people are all egotistical and prideful/arrogant but when they finally lose they just give up all hope.
2) When the main character sacrifices himself to save the wold from the birds, it reminds me when in a basic story the main character gives himself up for the world.
3)  When the main character goes inside the "ocean" and puts a single foot in the water and gets completely emerged in the water but when he gets out he is completely dry, and it reminds me in other parts of the story where something just unexpected just comes out of the blue and surprises you.

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1) Cunning 179 - pretty -

1. skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner, as in deceiving; craftiness; guile.

2)Varmints 151- a person-   the practice of hunting vermin

3)Seemingly 165 -appearance - apparent; appearing, whether truly or falsely, to be as specified

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