Lyddie went downstairs into the living room and saw Charlie standing there. She couldn't believe it. She just stood and looked at him and then he said "Sister". Lyddie said "Yes, so you've come".
Charlie told her, "I took the railroad car".
Charlie seemed proud of himself and excited that he had taken the railroad. He smiled, but Lyddie didn't recgonize his smile. He was the same boy, but somehow she felt like she didn't even know him anymore because it had been so long.
Check the following:
- Napoleon does not listen to Snowball’s ideas
- Napoleon says that the improvements will never happen
- Napoleon seems to be waiting for Snowball’s plans to fail
EXPLANATION:
Napoleon is waiting for his opportunity to take the farm away from Snowball and run it himself. It’s shown later that the puppies Napoleon took away to tear himself grew up to become rabid dogs, hungry for Snowball’s blood. Napoleon had a plan all along, and he was just waiting for the right opportunity.
We Beat the Street is a success story just from a friendship pact. It is because of their strength, determination, and hardwork, the three of them successfully achieved their goals. Out of all the disappointments and failures that they experienced together, at the end of the story, they rely heavily on each other because they realized that they will always be together even in the hardest times.
