Roy thinks that Mullet Fingers’ creek is “incredibly beautiful and wild; a hidden sanctuary.” Think of a place where you have been, or that you have heard about, that could be described in the …

“ Roy ran all the way back to his bicycle and rode home as fast as he could. He wasn’t frightened and he wasn’t discouraged. He was more excited than ever.” (pg. 57) This is Roy’s reaction to …

Roy apologizes and tells Dr. Gonzalez that he doesn't know who the boy is and where he went. In answering those two questions and without adding anything more, Roy tells the truth.

Beatrice and Roy exchange an anxious glance; Mullet Fingers wouldn’t let them give the hospital staff his name, so Roy gave his own name, address, and phone number. He’ll definitely get in …

Roy's father feels sympathetic toward Mullet Fingers's cause and promises not to cause him any trouble. That night Roy discusses Mullet Fingers's situation with his mother.

The author changes from Roy's POV to Officer Delinko's POV in chapter 1 because this allows the reader to understand related events as they unfold in different scenes.

We need to talk about Roy Earle... I just finished playing L.A. Noire, and I absolutely loved it! In the ending scene, Roy is giving a speech at the funeral. I believe the consensus is that he is a …

Chapter 8 Summary Rain pours for three days, making it easy for Roy to keep his promise not to go looking for Mullet Fingers. His mother announces that she talked the vice principal into …

Jan 10, 2024 · Why does Roy choose not to speak to his parents about the running boy? Roy refrains from telling his parents about Mullet Fingers because he understands that being part …

Curly is upset because the building of the restaurant will not happen on time. Roy wonders why the running boy is not in school and wants to him find him. Chapter 2 Roy sees the boy without …