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HOOT-CHAPTER SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
CHAPTER ELEVEN
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Summary
Officer Delinko is continuing
to drive by the construction site every morning on his way to work and again on
his way home. The only unusual thing he has seen is a wild man with a red umbrella
speaking to Curly, and so he hopes once again to capture the vandals himself.
The next afternoon, he drives by once more and sees no dogs on patrol. He stops
and the only sound he hears is a soft coo-coo, coo-coo sound which turns out to
be the owls. He smiles at this before he notices a strip of green cloth hanging
from the fence. He retrieves it and pockets it as part of his investigation.
In the meantime, Beatrice and Roy are pedaling madly with Mullet Fingers who slumps across the handlebars barely conscious. Roy sees Delinko’s police cruiser and at first waves at him for help. But Beatrice bolts away with her brother slung over her shoulders to escape the cops so Roy follows. They are the closest things he has to friends in Coconut Cove. To Roy, Mullet Fingers.......
Notes
It’s important to note that once again, Delinko smiles when he sees the
owls. He is not at all turned off by them and this will be important at
the end of the book. He also now has the bike Beatrice had stolen and
a piece of Mullet Fingers’ shirt. His......
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