Bud Not Buddy Chapter 13 Dugan

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What deal does Jimmy offer Bud in Chapter 13 of 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

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Jimmy offers Bud the opportunity to go to dinner and explain how he is related to Mr. Calloway.

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Why does Bud provide so many details instead of lying when questioned?

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Bud provides details because he does not want them to call the police and send him back to the home before he meets his father.

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How does Jimmy already know Bud's name?

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Jimmy knows Bud's name because he received a telegram that morning.

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What indicates that Herman Calloway is not excited to meet Bud?

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The author shows Herman Calloway's lack of excitement through his body language and his reaction to Bud calling him 'daddy'.

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What leads the men to believe Bud has been living in an orphanage?

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The men think Bud has been living in an orphanage because he describes not having any family left to speak of.

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What is the significance of Bud's detailed explanations in the context of his character development?

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Bud's detailed explanations reflect his desire for connection and his fear of being sent back to the home, showcasing his vulnerability.

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How does the telegram play a role in the interactions between Bud and Jimmy?

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The telegram serves as a catalyst for the meeting, indicating prior knowledge and setting the stage for their conversation.

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What themes are explored in Chapter 13 of 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

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Themes of family, identity, and the search for belonging are explored in this chapter.

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How does body language contribute to character interactions in literature?

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Body language can convey emotions and reactions that words may not fully express, enhancing the reader's understanding of character dynamics.

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What does Bud's relationship with his father symbolize in the story?

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Bud's relationship with his father symbolizes hope, the quest for identity, and the importance of familial connections.