Summer of the Swans Ch. 10-13

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Why does Aunt Willie blame herself for Charlie's disappearance?

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Aunt Willie blames herself because she didn't sew on Charlie's button.

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Where did Sara think Charlie went?

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Sara thought Charlie went to see the swans.

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Why did Sara spray Gretchen Wyant with the hose?

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Sara sprayed Gretchen because she called Charlie a retard.

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What made Charlie start to run?

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Charlie started to run because dogs started barking at him.

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What had Charlie lost during his run?

Back

Charlie lost his slipper during his run.

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What is the significance of the swans in the story?

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The swans symbolize beauty and freedom, representing what Charlie and Sara yearn for.

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How does Sara's relationship with her family affect her actions?

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Sara feels misunderstood and isolated, which influences her reactions to others.

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What role does Aunt Willie play in Charlie's life?

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Aunt Willie serves as a caretaker and a source of support for Charlie.

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How does the author portray Charlie's character?

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Charlie is portrayed as innocent and vulnerable, often needing protection.

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What themes are explored in Chapters 10-13?

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Themes of family, responsibility, and the search for identity are explored.