Chapter+12

Discuss the challenges Bud faces in the story. How does the setting add to these changes? Remember that setting is time and place.

Seb: Bud faces lots of challenges in the story, from getting out of the shed, to getting out of trouble, to just staying alive! The setting adds to these challenges so that it adds a little extra "Old School Flare." What I mean by that is there is a hint of racism in the more public areas of the setting, making it that much harder to get what he needs to survive. Dawson: Seb great answer.I agree the settings make it harder for him to survive Hunter: I like how you said "Old School Flare." The challenges bud faces is just staying alive he has been torn up with a fish head, stung by hornets,and getting in trouble with Leffy lewis when he got 30 steps in the car.the settings change these challenges because it makes it look old slash new and it has discriptive vocab. Hunter: I like how you remembered all the stuff that happened to Bud like the fish head and the hornets.


 * Seb: Interesting... A very descriptive answer. I like how you included many details in your answer.

Hunter: The challenges Bud faces are very harsh like getting bitten by a fish head, getting stung by hornets, and walking along the side of the road on his way to meet his "father." I agree Hunter that the challenges Bud makess are harsh but he is also trying to meet his father.good answer.