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Camp and Hut

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  • What does the narrator realize about Harby’s people?
    That they might be gone, leaving Harby all alone.
  • What question does Harby ask at the end of the passage?
    Where Ma?
  • How does Harby’s behavior change after seeing the deertooth?
    He looks scared and lost, like a little boy.
  • What does the narrator eat at the camp?
    Strips of dark meat, which taste like wild ham.
  • What does the narrator tap for luck before moving forward?
    The pale tree.
  • What does the narrator actually find inside the hut?
    A bundle of animal skins, making it look abandoned.
  • What realization does Harby suddenly have after seeing the deertooth?
    He starts looking for "Ma," his mother.
  • What does Harby say when Mothga stops making noise?
    Mothga quiet, with disappointment in his voice.
  • What does the narrator suspect might be inside the hut?
    Either Mothga, sleeping, or a shadow man waiting to ambush them.
  • What small glowing object does the narrator find in the hut?
    A deertooth, similar to the one they found before.
  • Why does the narrator start to feel uneasy about the camp?
    Because no one is there, and it seems abandoned.
  • Why does Harby react strongly to the deertooth?
    Because he recognizes it as Mothga’s deertooth.
  • How does the narrator determine where they are?
    By feeling the slope, gauging the river’s location, and looking at the moon’s position.
  • What plant do they run through that has a fresh chewing gum smell?
    Mint, which Harby calls "toothleaf."
  • What do Harby and the narrator find when they reach the Spirit Stone?
    A camp with a tent, a fire, and strips of meat hanging over it.
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