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CHAPTER SUMMARY AND NOTES
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Summary
The next day, Garrett calls Roy to find out what had happened to Dana
Matherson at Trace Middle School. However, all Roy will say is “No comment.”
Then Roy gets on his bike and heads for the Leep home. He tries to talk
with Beatrice, but she tells him it’s a bad time, a comment reinforced
when Lonna comes to the door and treats him with rude contempt. he thinks
Lonna is walking on thin ice with Beatrice who, he knows, could destroy
her stepmother easily. He wonders if Mullet Fingers isn’t better off living
on......
Notes
This chapter is a revelation of Roy as a mediator. He shows his talent
for talking and helping even for those who refuse his help. He may not
like Dana Matherson, but he’s willing to negotiate a truce with him. He
may not like that Mullet.......
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