Walk Two Moons 1-34

Front

Why is Gramps's and Grams's bed so special?

Back

Gramps and his children were all born on his bed.

Front

Why did Sal's mother cry when her husband gave her a flower?

Back

She felt she is not as good as him.

Front

Why did Phoebe think Mrs. Cadaver relocated her bush?

Back

Phoebe was convinced that Mrs. Cadaver was covering up Mr. Cadaver's dead body.

Front

What does Gramps say every night he and Grams are not at home?

Back

"Well, this ain't our marriage bed, but it will do."

Front

How do the girls react to the messages left on Phoebe's doorstep?

Back

The messages confuse and frighten them at first but later on make sense to them.

Front

What is the significance of Gramps's and Grams's bed in the story?

Back

It symbolizes family history and the continuity of life.

Front

What emotional themes are explored in Sal's mother's reaction to the flower?

Back

Themes of self-worth, loss, and emotional vulnerability.

Front

How does Phoebe's perception of Mrs. Cadaver reflect her character?

Back

Phoebe's suspicion and imagination highlight her protective nature and fear of loss.

Front

What does Gramps's saying reveal about his character?

Back

It shows his humor and acceptance of life's imperfections.

Front

What role do the messages on Phoebe's doorstep play in the story?

Back

They serve as a catalyst for the girls' emotional journey and understanding of relationships.