Woods Runner Chapter Check, 4, 5, 6

Samuel returned to his settlement to find that an attack had occurred. Then,...

• he found a note from his parents saying that they had run to a neighboring settlement.

• he wound up burying nine bodies in shallow graves.

• he found no one alive there but two boys and a small girl playing with a doll.

• he learned that the settlers had defended themselves well and were celebrating their victory.

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After returning to the settlement and taking care of things...

• Samuel spent a lot of time praying.

• Samuel shot the deer that he had missed earlier and made a fine dinner.

• Samuel started to build a highly walled fort as protection from future attacks.

• Samuel found a lone Native American in the woods and confronted him about the attack.

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The day after he returned to the settlement, Samuel spent a lot of time...

• talking with Ishmael about what his next steps would be.

• reading his father's journal, looking for clues about what to do next.

• looking at tracks around the settlement to determine what happened.

• hunting and playing cards to get through this difficult time.

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At the end of Chapter 5...

• Samuel looked for his church minister for advice.

• Samuel decided to move back East to a more civilized location.

• Samuel's parents tried to stop Samuel from hunting down attackers.

• Samuel realized that his parents had been captured and taken away from the settlement.

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At Draper's Crossing, Samuel found...

• a man who seemed "crazy," but survived the attack somehow.

• his mother's body ~ with a rope around her neck.

• a British soldier who had been "flogged."

• a wagon loaded with food and supplies.

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