Around the Barn
In the barn, this was always "being pitched down to the cows and the horses and the sheep".
Hay (p. 13)
He broke the rotten egg
Avery (p. 72)
E. B. is short for this.
Elwyn Brooks White
The ferris wheel was their favourite place.
Fern and Henry (p. 156)
Wilbur is this kind of pig.
A spring pig
It takes approximately 30 days before this hatches
Goose eggs (p.33)
She suggested using the word "Terrific".
Goose (p. 88)
White was born and raised in this state with not just one, but three Ivy League schools; he even attended one of them.
New York (attended Cornell University +100 points)
This happy couple shares seven goslings together.
The Goose and Gander (pp. 44-45)
Charlotte's life-cycle is a metaphor for this phenomenon.
Motherhood
This animal doesn't play with pigs.
The lamb (p.28)
She is "versatile".
Charlotte (p. 116)
E.B. White wrote this musical adventure after Charlotte's Web.
The Trumpet of the Swan
This happy couple own the farm that Wilbur calls home.
Mr. & Mrs. Zuckerman (p. 12)
Fern symbolizes this religious icon when she is Wilbur's caretaker.
Mother Mary
According to the novel, "A spider can produce several kinds of thread"; but Charlotte only uses this type of thread to build her messages.
Dry (tough) thread (p. 93)
The novel refers to her as Mrs. Zuckerman, but Avery and Fern address her as this.
Aunt Edith (p. 68)
Although he was well known for his children books, he was primarily this kind of writer.
These two worked together in attempting to spin a web.
Templeton and Wilbur (pp. 57-58)
Avery is the eldest child of the Arable family; shockingly, he is this old.
Ten years old (p. 4)
Wilbur needs these 2 things to be able to spin a web
A set of spinnerets and "know-how"/knowledge (pp. 58, 60)
He beat the heat by winning a blanket.
Lurvy (p.137)
Despite its nonexistent mountain range, White was born in in this "mountain" suburb.
Mount Vernon
These two discuss how they feel about things they don't understand.
Dr. Dorian & Mrs. Arable (pp. 107-112)
These are the only human characters our presentation didn't do an analysis on.
Mr. Arable (and Lurvy +100 points)