Attorney General's Actions and Decisions

Stanley and Zero return to camp, where Stanley is confronted by the warden about a suitcase. Despite the warden's insistence, Stanley's lawyer, Ms. Marengo, advises him not to open it. Stanley is released, but he is concerned about Zero, whose records are missing. The Attorney General assures an investigation. Stanley reunites with his camp friends, who support him. Eventually, Ms. Marengo takes Zero with them, resolving the situation.

What does the warden accuse Stanley of?

• Breaking into the office

• Stealing a suitcase

• Stealing a car

• Fighting with other boys

What role does the Tall Man play in the story?

• Camp Warden

• Texas Attorney General

• Zero's Lawyer

• Stanley's Father

How does Stanley feel as he walks back to camp?

• Energetic

• Confused

• Dreamlike

• Angry

What advice does Stanley's lawyer give him regarding the suitcase?

• Open it immediately

• Ignore the warden

• Do not open it

• Give it to the warden

What does the Attorney General assure Stanley's lawyer?

• Zero will be released

• The camp will be closed

• There will be an investigation

• Stanley will be punished

What does Stanley's lawyer request from the warden?

• A meeting with the Attorney General

• Hector's file

• Stanley's release papers

• A phone call

Why can't the warden provide Hector's file?

• It's in another office

• It's confidential

• It's lost

• It's being updated

What does the Attorney General find frustrating about the camp?

• The food

• The staff

• The record-keeping

• The location

What do Stanley's campmates do when they see him?

• Ignore him

• Congratulate him

• Ask him to stay

• Argue with him

What does Squid ask Stanley to do?

• Talk to the warden

• Stay at the camp

• Call his mom

• Open the suitcase