Secrets
Why else do you think that Palmer kept both the pigeon in his room a secret and the secret about him fearing the fact that he would have to become a wringer on his tenth birthday?
Thursday, February 10, 2005
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becuse he does not wunt people to know he likes pigeon’s.And
if he tells he thinks that people will make fun of him.
Comment by klein — 2/10/2005 @ 9:48 am
Peer pressure is a strong thing and he was scared of what his
friends would think. He turned out to be a very strong boy
when he went against everything his friends believed and
did the right think. I also think his long time friendship
with Dorothy made him think about things a little more
deeper than his other friends.
Comment by Mrs. Fine — 2/10/2005 @ 10:00 am
I would say that so his mother and father won’t freak out and people won’t laugh at him because if he told someone all of that, then the person that Palmer told to is going to tell other people which lets the whole world know and, then when they see Palmer, they are going to laugh at him and tease him.
Comment by Michael Giang — 2/10/2005 @ 11:00 am
I think Palmer kept both of those secrets because he was afraid of if his friends found out they would hate him and kick him out of the group.
Comment by Michael Giang — 2/11/2005 @ 11:25 am
beacause his friends might hurt him. plus his friends might
call him chickin.
Comment by jessica — 2/11/2005 @ 11:29 am
I think your literature circle project is terrific. You have some
wonderful comments about the book Wringer.
Comment by Sue Manne — 3/26/2005 @ 3:41 pm