Near the nightfall they were really hungry so they shared there last corn bread and went to the river to get some water. After that they moved in the darkness. They came across some nuts and berries. Amari started thinking that if she had listened better about what her mother taught her about some things about gathering food it could of help her at that time. But she had listened to what Teenie taught her. One evening Amari left Polly and Tidbit for about one hour and Amari brought back a pouch full of berries and nuts and Amari had got walnuts, pecans and boysenberries. Amari dug up and got roots and herbs. She told them that it is good to eat. After couple of hours all three of them started feeling sick. Amari felt bad that she made all of them sick. So she apologized. Amari went to the river to get more food. After a couple of hours later she brought back three large catfish's. They ate the three large catfish's raw. After that they moved in the darkness again. As the days pasted on. Amari had no luck catching more fish. Amari didn't try to find anymore berries because she had the fear of making them sick again. One evening Amari tripped over a fallen log. “Ouch” she cried out and something made her look under the fallen log. She found alot of insects and worms. They but they had no choice but to eat them for survival. One Morning they were finding a hiding place for the day. Tidbit cried out "Where is Hushpuppy?" Polly tried to tell him that a dog will find the boy he loves, she gave him hope that Hushpuppy will come back. As The nights have becoming more difficult for them because lately the nights are becoming cold. They came across a cave and were able to build a fire in it for warmth. By looking at the fire Amari started remembering not of the fire that destroyed her village. She is trying to remember the cooking fire that decorated the each household. Suddenly a creature appeared in the front of the cave and Amari and Polly came closer to each other and Tidbit was a sleep. The creature leaped over the fire, Amari and Polly screamed. Tidbit suddenly was awake and yelled Hushpuppy. Hushpuppy brought a rabbit with him so they could have something to eat. Amari and Polly took turns cooking the rabbit until it was good to eat. This was the first time they had a good cooked meal since they began their journey.
How is Krishna depicted? The most common representation of Krishna shows him playing the flute and surrounded by adoring gopis, the wives and daughters of the cowherds. As a child, Krishna is depicted crawling on his hands and knees or dancing with joy, a ball of butter held in his hands.
This changes when Atticus shoots the mad dog. They find out that he is a sharp shooter and was infamous in the county as one-shot Finch. They were now proud of their father. Jem is confused that his father has kept this a secret and at first wants to know why Atticus would not be proud and brag about this ability.
The reason Jem won't allow Scout to brag about Atticus's talent is because he wants to be a gentleman like his father and understands that having the ability to shoot beings is not something to take pride in.
