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CHAPTER 13
Summary
The reaction to Bud’s comment
is a circle of men sitting very quietly, saying nothing. The younger ones look
like they want to laugh but are afraid of the guy named Jimmy and Mr. Calloway.
Those two look at Bud like they’re getting ready to give him some bad news or
deciding which hand to smack him with. Then Jim begins to talk. He asks Bud if
his name is Bud, and when Bud excitedly answers yes, Jimmy reminds Herman of the
crazy telegram he had received that morning. Herman then begins to question Bud:
he asks him about his mother, whether he has any family, and whether he has been
living in an orphanage. Bud answers with the truth, but he talks so fast that
the men ask him to wait by a door by the stage, and then they talk quietly to
each other. Bud hears Herman tell Jimmy he’ll go along with his plan, but it’s
“his little red wagon, and he can pull it if he wants.” Jimmy then tells Bud that
they’re going to feed him at a restaurant called The Sweet Pea, and that once
his belly’s full, he’ll have some explaining to do. Bud agrees, but he feels bad
that Herman E. Calloway seems like he’s going to be.......
Notes
This short chapter shows how Bud has the ability to be accepted wherever he goes. The band members are.......
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