https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch Make an inference from a section of text en-us 2019-07-16 21:39:01 UTC 2025-10-11 13:04:43 UTC hello@padlet.com capau1 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366085 "you think i tell you stories to teach lessons?:

This tale is important because each of the main characters are in his life in the tail. 1 reason is that the witch is talking over like Connors grandmother. and because of what happens in the tail, fits Connors life almost perfectly.]]> 2019-07-16 23:48:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366085 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366492 the rule is important to the story because it gives us information on why he wants his grandmother dead. he was shocked when the monster said he saved his grandma from burning]]> 2019-07-16 23:51:21 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366492 jvien11 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366797 I think that the story was put in the book because in the story is says, " There is not always a good guy. Nor is there a bad one. Most people are somewhere in between. " I believe that this relates to Conor's situation, because he thinks that his mother is good and his father and grandmother are bad but Conor hasn't seen the whole picture of the situation just like in the story. He believes that the queen was a witch and assassinated the prince's bride, but in reality the queen didn't assassinate the prince's bride but the prince had framed her by killing her himself.]]> 2019-07-16 23:53:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371366797 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367042 One reason that the tale is important to the story is that it the yew tree explains that he was part of the story and he comforted the prince and the farmers daughter under the tree.]]> 2019-07-16 23:55:32 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367042 apoul27 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367064 "And so I did . when the villages lit the flames on the stake to burn her alive, I walked in and saved her. You what? Conor said"I believe that it is important as it shows that Conor is confused as to why the "monster" ( the yew tree) saved the queen when she was a witch and a " murderer " . the tree explains the full story and that things are not always as the first seem.]]> 2019-07-16 23:55:38 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367064 hgala4 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367111 I think the tale was relevant to the story because it shows the yew tree/monsters backstory and that hes seen a lot, in the tale the prince says "he did it for the kingdom" after killing the farmers daughter who he liked. he committed a bad crime but it was to get rid of the queen who was a witch.]]> 2019-07-16 23:56:01 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367111 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367140 I think that the monster is lying. He might just be telling Conor these stories to cover up his mistakes.
Another inference i made is that Conor is the main character which means that all the characters have to be relevant or related in some way to Conor. Which means that Conor might be related to the other characters in the story]]> 2019-07-16 23:56:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367140 mgheb3 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367153 i think that the tale is important to the story becuase it some of the characters resembles i person in conners life.]]> 2019-07-16 23:56:24 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371367153 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371629839 I think the monster's quotes are important because it connects to the book further on. The monster might be the child of the prince and the princess farmer. Or the "evil witch" might be related to Conor. Yet, not all see like this, what if the monster IS Conor himself? Overall Conor Could Possibly be the monster and the monster is trying to make Conor realise that he is the monster. I think this because in the book Conor destroys his grandma's house. Which gives partial proof that Conor is the monster.]]> 2019-07-19 00:43:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371629839 jpasl1 https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371630417 the yew trees first story shows that it is like Conner's life. one quote is "The justification of men who kill, should always be heard with septicemic" this dose not relate to Conner's life because no one has died in his family. whereas my second quote " sometimes there are no good guys and bad guys this shows that even though Conner's grandma is crabby she is not bad, and even though Conner is mostly good he still is not good. the reason quote 2 is better than quote 1 is because quote 1 talks about people killing and talking but there is no killing in Conner's life, but quote 2 shows that his grandmother is not bad and he is not good.]]> 2019-07-19 00:51:42 UTC https://padlet.com/sayersjamesk/51sixxvaxzch/wish/371630417