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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
Summary
Curly reports to Officer Delinko about
his encounter with Roy, but tells him not to write it up. Delinko doesn’t tell
Curly about Dana’s reaction to the rubber alligator, and Curly doesn’t tell Delinko
about the bulldozer seats being stolen while Dana was in custody. They both carry
secrets, but they are also both glad not to be alone on the construction site.
As Delinko is patrolling the site once again, he trips for the third time in an owl burrow. He hears a funny laugh like, “Heh! Heh!’ but can see no one. Eventually, he realizes it’s a baby owl. He slowly backs up so that the adults will feel comfortable about returning to their home and backs into one of the bulldozers. When he turns on his flashlight, he doesn’t notice that.......
Notes
Roy’s plan progresses. He tries to get Mullet Fingers to follow through,
but has no luck in convincing him. He avoids the principal’s interference,
and he tells his class about the plight of the owls. All of these actions
reveal a young man of..........
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