Themes
This theme is vital to how Christopher feels about other people, and ESPECIALLY his family
Truth and lies
What happens to Christopher at the start of the book?
Hint: This is AFTER he finds Wellington dead
He gets arrested
"Thank you for helping me with my investigation."
Christopher Boone
This character is Christopher's friend throughout the whole book
Toby (The rat)
Christophers pet rat
The relationship between Christophers mother, father, and himself
Family Dynamics
What happens to Christopher in the London train station
Hint: He had just lost Toby
He almost gets run over by a train
"Swindon is the arsehole of the world"
Ed Boone
This character most likely suffers from depression
Judy Boone
Christopher's favorite book
The Hounds Of Baskervilles
Christopher's internal battles and struggles/ the way he think represent this theme
Logic vs emotion
Where did Christopher find his mother's letters
In a shirt box in father's bedroom
"Jesus, Christopher, I am seriously considering putting you in a home."
Judy Boone
Reveals to Christopher that his mother had an affair with Mr.Shears.
Who said this quote:
"The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes."
Sherlock Holmes
Christopher's red and yellow car system represents this theme
How did Christopher find his mother's apartment in London
He bought a map called the A-Z
"No. No. Of course, he didn't kill your mother."
Mrs.Alexander
This character asks Christopher if there is anything she can do to help him after he almost dies
The lady with the guitar case
What is it called (use the exact words) when your investigation gets thrown off by something because you weren't paying attention?
Relaxing your guard
Christopher's experience in London represents this theme
Independence and growing up
How many letters did Christopher's mom write him?
43
"So, how are you doing, Captain?"
Rhodri
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The man who saves Christopher's life
The man with the diamond pattern socks
Why does Christopher not like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?
Cause he believed in fairies