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Study Guide for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

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CHAPTER 181

Summary

At the station, Christopher sees everything. Most people are lazy and do not observe everything around them, instead choosing to glance and get general details. Christopher cannot do this and, using the example of a countryside, enumerates how much more he would observe than other ...........

Notes

The joke Christopher tells is built on the exactness of the characters' statements instead of.........


CHAPTER 191

Summary

Christopher describes the train station and draws out a rough diagram of the place. He is scared of the activity at the station, however, but also frightened of going home. He tries to make a plan of what he should do but he still suffers from a sensory overload. He puts his handover his ears to block out the noise and .........

Notes

Again, math puzzles are used to help Christopher calm down and think more clearly. Christopher has to.......


CHAPTER 193

Summary

Christopher likes timetables because he likes to know when everything is going to happen. He gives an........

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Christopher provides a map of time and space to show how understanding time is relative. The timetable is...........

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