https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0 en-us 2019-04-02 12:32:12 UTC 2023-03-04 02:59:30 UTC hello@padlet.com cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347585263 2019-04-02 12:35:34 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347585263 tmassenburg20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347586691 1. Do you think Christopher´s father had something to do with his mothers ¨death¨?
2. Why doesn´t Christopher speak up and tell Siobham that his father hit him?
3. Why does Christopher continue to disobey is father knowing that his father has a high temper?]]> 2019-04-02 12:38:55 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347586691 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347588617 This quote comes from the time where Christopher was interviewing Mrs. Alexander on Mr. Shears in the park. It's important to note this because it's the only time in the book someone explicitly refers to themself as being Christopher's friend, even when he seemingly rejects them.]]> 2019-04-02 12:42:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347588617 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347593307 This quote comes from the confrontation Christopher's father has with him after he reads his book detailing how he went against his wishes. It's important because this is the only time we see Christopher's father call him something out of his name other than 'stupid.' It highlights just how angry he is; 'You little sh**,' carries significantly more weight to it than a simple 'how stupid are you?' or something of the sort.]]> 2019-04-02 12:52:44 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347593307 tmassenburg20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347595642 The song connects to the theme of the book, because there is a lot of secrets going on in the book. Including the secret about who killed Wellington and what really happened to Christopher mother. This song talks about secrets and giving all your secrets away.]]> 2019-04-02 12:57:19 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347595642 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347597629 Looking back, this is a bit fishy. The fact that Mrs. Alexander knew Christopher's mom but wasn't aware of her "death" is a little odd and raises a few red flags. If his mother's affair was such an open secret, why wouldn't her supposed death be at least known to other people?]]> 2019-04-02 13:00:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347597629 tmassenburg20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347601884 This picture represents in the beginning of the book when Christopher find Wellington dead. This moment was what the book is focused around.]]> 2019-04-02 13:08:52 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347601884 tmassenburg20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347604231 This picture represents when Christopher hit the police officer because the police officer was touching him in a uncomfortable way.

]]> 2019-04-02 13:13:08 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347604231 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347607066 1) Amicable
2) Knowledgeable
3) Forgiving

A cake is a good representation of Mrs. Alexander. She's sweet and wholesome, but spending too much time around her might be bad for you. It looks like she's a little bit of a gossiper, but it's more probable that she felt responsible for telling Christopher the truth about his mother and Mr. Shears.]]> 2019-04-02 13:18:06 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347607066 tmassenburg20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347868091 This picture signify´s when Christopher and his father were in the car discussing the murder of Wellington and the the father got angry and started banging on the steering wheel. ]]> 2019-04-02 23:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347868091 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347902509 On this page, Christopher's father grows violent after finding that Christopher went against his direct orders to cease his investigations. It's critical that this is noted, as it draws attention to the father and his motives: Why is he so secretive about the death of the dog?

Additionally, it shows Christopher's home as being dysfunctional. he notes that his mother had hit him before because she was a 'short-tempered person,' but now the father is falling in her footsteps? ]]> 2019-04-03 02:48:53 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347902509 cvaughnchaney20 https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347903923 This is the moment when Christopher opens up the letter that his mother had sent him after her supposed death. This is significant because it punches a massive hole in the credibility of the father. Why was he keeping his own child's letters from his mother away from him? What else could he be lying about?]]> 2019-04-03 02:58:20 UTC https://padlet.com/tmassenburg20/9j4ffzkcxqu0/wish/347903923