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

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SYNOPSIS THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME SUMMARY


CHAPTER 197

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The train is crowded, which Christopher does not like. As he stands in the carriage he is approached by the policeman who had helped him earlier. He wants to take Christopher back to his father, who is waiting at the police station. Christopher starts to run away but the policeman grabs him, provoking a.........

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Christopher takes his Father's murder of Wellington seriously but begins to see how other people.........


CHAPTER 199

Summary

Christopher states that people believe in God because they believe it unlikely that the complexity of what they see around themselves is highly unlikely. However, he argues the very fact that asking such questions is only possible because such an unlikely outcome could have occurred, especially in light of...........

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Christopher again explicitly equates humans with other animals and gives possibilities of.........


CHAPTER 211

Summary

The train stops several times and Christopher keeps track with his watch. Several people find him in the luggage compartment but generally leave him alone. When the train becomes very quiet he steps out of his hiding place; he finds his belongings left at his previous seat have been taken. He sees ...........

Notes

The example of the signs and how they become incomprehensible illustrates how his..........

CHAPTER 223

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Christopher includes another description, since this is what Siobhan recommends. Here, he talks about an advertisement for Malaysian.........

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The description seems superfluous, as was the previous one Christopher attempted, but it..........

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