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

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BOOK REVIEW NOTES THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME

CHAPTER 227

Summary

Christopher keeps his eyes closed and doesn't look at his watch. A great deal of time passes and when he checks his watch it says 8:07 p.m., meaning he was sitting on the bench for five hours though it didn't feel that way for him. He also realizes Toby is no longer in his pocket. He watches the trains and keeps track of the sign of what trains are arriving. He decides to look for Toby and locates him where the rails are. He goes down to fetch Toby but a man with black shoes and gray argyle socks starts yelling at him. The man.........

Notes

Christopher's narration of his near-death in the railroad station is underplayed and almost.......


CHAPTER 229

Summary

Christopher has one of his favorite dreams. In it, nearly everyone on earth is dead, and all that are left are special people like himself who want to be alone and don't look in other people's faces. In this dream, Christopher can go anywhere in..........

Notes

Again, this dream emphasizes how different Christopher is from others. The fact that he.........

 

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