Shiloh Chapters 4-6

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What are the consequences of Marty hiding Shiloh in chapters 4-6?

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The consequences include tension in relationships, legal and ethical implications.

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Why does Marty decide to hide Shiloh in chapters 4-6?

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To protect Shiloh from Judd Travers.

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What actions or decisions show Marty's character development in chapters 4-6?

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Taking responsibility and making empathetic decisions.

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How does Marty's character develop in chapters 4-6 of Shiloh?

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Marty's character develops by showing empathy, responsibility, and determination.

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What is the main conflict between Marty and Judd in chapters 4-6 of Shiloh?

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Judd wants to take back Shiloh.

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Define empathy in the context of Marty's character.

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Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, which Marty demonstrates by caring for Shiloh.

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What role does responsibility play in Marty's decisions?

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Responsibility influences Marty to make choices that protect Shiloh, showing his growth as a character.

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How does the setting influence the events in chapters 4-6?

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The rural setting creates challenges for Marty in hiding Shiloh and dealing with Judd.

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What ethical dilemmas does Marty face in chapters 4-6?

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Marty struggles with the morality of hiding Shiloh and the implications of stealing a dog.

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How does Marty's relationship with his family affect his decisions?

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Marty's desire to protect Shiloh conflicts with his fear of disappointing his parents.