How does the boy finally start breathing again?
He coughs up water after the narrator helps him out of the river.
How does Charlie describe the boy’s hands?
Big, broad, and powerful.
What does Lamont say is wrong with Charlie’s baby brother?
The baby has a heart problem and needs an operation.
What is wrong with the boy in the river?
He’s unconscious and not breathing.
What question does Charlie ask the boy at the end?
“Who are you?”
How does Charlie feel about Beaky and Lamont’s sympathy?
Frustrated and angry.
What injury does the boy have?
A cut on his head.
How does the boy look at Charlie once he wakes up?
He glares at the narrator.
How does Charlie feel when Lamont calls thir situation a “strop”?
Angry and misunderstood.
What does Charlie try to do to wake up the boy?
Shakes him and shouts at him.
What does Charlie shout to get help?
“HELP!”