What makes Ellie think the soldiers walking past them are professionals?

Approaching the road, Ellie waltzes right into an approaching troop of soldiers, who thankfully don’t see her since she is a ways off. The friends hide in the shadows and the soldiers get spooked by a rabbit; Ellie realizes that these must be professionals since they are so organized.

What happens in Chapter 16 in tomorrow when the war began?

By John Marsden
After Fi, Homer and Ellie go up to the Land Rover to get more supplies and hide the vehicle better, then Fi and Homer stay behind to wait for the scouts to return from town while Ellie heads to camp at midnight alone loaded down with stuff.

How does Ellie feel after the lawn mower incident?

As she gets to the part about the lawnmower and the soldiers, Ellie begins to have trouble. She just can’t believe she has killed people. She feels “permanently damaged,” like she will “never be normal again.” The soldiers exist in a weird place in Ellie’s mind.

What happened in chapter 15 of tomorrow when the war began?

By John Marsden
In their tent, Ellie and Fi talk about how Homer likes Fi too much; despite her own feelings for him, Ellie tells Fi to go for it. As she drifts off to sleep, Ellie thinks about Homer and how he used to just be her friend but now she suddenly finds herself attracted to him.

How does Ellie change in Twtwb?

Ellie becomes increasingly at one with nature, and feels the safest in the wild. Before her experiences, Ellie was the typical rural who appreciated her simple life. However, she develops a special bond with nature because of what she has been through.

What do Ellie and Lee find in the hermit’s hut that the others don’t know about?

The papers Ellie and Lee find in the hut imply that the Hermit killed his family because they had been badly burned in a fire, and their remote location in the bush meant that getting medical attention in time was impossible.

What happened in chapter 16 of A Long Way Gone?

Ishmael, Mambu, and Alhaji sell their school supplies and use the money to ride the bus into the city. The staff begins planning weekend trips into the city to discourage the boys from stealing, but they require the boys to attend school for a few hours each afternoon in order to earn the city trips.

What happened in chapter 16 of a long walk to water?

Summary: Chapter 16, Salva: Rochester, New York, 1996–2003
He joins a volleyball team, a sport where language barriers disappear. Salva has been in Rochester for six years now, going to college, studying business. He toys with the idea of returning to Sudan, to help the people there. He wonders what he can do to help.

What happens in chapter 16 of the Maze Runner?

Without hope and relying too much on the rules, Newt fails to save his friends. As the Door begins to close, Thomas sees Minho inside the Maze with Alby, stung by a Griever, being helped along. Thomas calls for Newt’s help, but realizes Newt won’t be able to get to the Door in time to save them.

What happens in chapter 16 of on the come up?

Trey assures Bri that Jay isn’t on drugs and says she just needs a minute. Bri congratulates Trey on getting accepted and tells him he’ll get to go soon. He asks if that’s because of Bri’s song, and says he knows about the Ring—Kayla texted him links immediately after it happened.

What were Colin and Mary fighting about chapter 16?

Colin says that he’s going to ban Dickon from the manor if Mary chooses him over Colin, which makes Mary very angry. She threatens to never come again and the two begin arguing about which of them is the most selfish.

What did Ramatoulaye do in chapter 16?

As time goes on, Ramatoulaye finds that what her children originally begged her to do—to leave Modou—is now functionally the case, as Modou seems to have lost all interest in maintaining even the semblance of a relationship with her.

What causes conflict between Hester and Pearl in chapter 16?

When Pearl sees Dimmesdale’s figure emerging from the wood, she asks whether the approaching person is the “Black Man.” Hester, wanting privacy, tries to hurry Pearl off into the woods to play, but Pearl, both scared of and curious about the “Black Man,” wants to stay.

Does Pearl get taken away from Hester?

The Governor is horrified by Pearl’s response and all but snatches her away from Hester right then. Hester grabs her child and tells the Governor that God gave Pearl to her—Pearl is her happiness and torture, all wrapped in one.

Does Hester love Pearl?

Yet also like the scarlet letter, Pearl becomes Hester’s source of strength. Pearl defines Hester’s identity and purpose and gives Hester a companion to love. Although she often struggles to understand Pearl’s rebelliousness and devilish spirit, Hester never wavers in her loving devotion to Pearl.