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PLOT STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
The plot of Hoot begins from one of the first days that Roy Eberhardt
attends his new school in Coconut Cove, Florida. It follows after this
point chronologically until Roy and his friends face down the executives
from Mother Paula’s Pancake House. The plot goes back and forth between
Roy’s experiences and those of Officer Delinko and........
THEMES - THEME ANALYSIS
Growing Up
The theme of growing up is the most relevant of the novel. It is applicable
to any young person who might read this book and learn through Roy’s example.
It emphasizes that growing up means adjusting to change even when we don’t
want to; it means making decisions based on a balance between the head
and the........
Corruption
Another theme is corruption. This is another important idea presented
to the young people who might read this novel. It presents the reality
of the world, that there are people who do bad things out of selfishness
and greed, and they often impact in devastating ways to people around
them. Presenting this in opposition........
Parental Love
A third theme is that of parental love. This lesson is seen in the juxtaposition
of the Eberhardts and the Leeps. The Eberhardts love Roy and hold him
to high standards of behavior. They are also willing to admit when they’re
wrong and offer Roy the opportunity to make his own choices and learn
from his own ........
Integrity
A final theme concerns integrity. Roy’s decision to take up the cause
of the owls shows that he values ........
RISING ACTION
The rising action begins in chapter one when Roy first sees the running
boy and out of curiosity and the.......
FALLING ACTION
The falling action occurs when everyone turns against Chuck Muckle and
Mother Paula’s Pancake House at .......
POINT OF VIEW
Third-person omniscient. It is written omnisciently
as if viewed by a source outside all the action.
AUTHOR'S STYLE
The author’s style for Hoot can only be described as somewhat tongue-in-cheek
while at the same time expressing some serious ideas for the young readers
he targets. For example, he uses silly names for the characters like Chuck
Muckle, Beatrice Leep, Mullet Fingers, and Napoleon Bridger. The characters
are often.........
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