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Luminairy Holes p. 22 oh i realized i stole a pair of sneakers you find out what Stanley stole. p.18 you’re going to be thirsty for the next 18 months Stanley will be here for 18 months Nov. 17, 2010

Blake Morain Nov. 29, 2010 Luminary

p. 53: “You’re a good guy, Caveman.” This is important because X-Ray, the leader of the group, is starting to like Stanley.

p. 63: Stanley moved up one place in line. This is important because Group D is starting to respect Stanley.

Luminaries 15-21

1. pg. 94 //Then he turned to Zero, who had been quietly digging in his hole since Stanley’s return. Zero’s hole was smaller than all the others.// This is important because it means that Zero dug Stanley’s hole. 2. pg. 86 //“I stole it from your truck.” “You did?” “Yes, Mr. Sir.”// This is important because Stanley is taking the blame

Luminairy Emma Wearing  Holes p 99 he suddenly relized where he’d seen the gold tube before he’d seen it in his mother’s bathroom and, he’d seen it in the Wardend’s cabin It was half a lip stick container KB? this is important because he’d seen it before so it might mean something

p. 100 His mouth silently formed the name Kate Barlow, as he wondered if it could have belonged to to the kissin’ outlaw. this is important because he knows who case it is.

Zack Shires Dec. 2, 2010 p.122 The peak looked to him exactly like a fish with a giant thumb. This is important because it may be a sign of "God's thumb"

p.134 "I hate digging" This is important because it tells us that Zero was

lying the whole time about liking to dig holes.


 * Luminaries chapters 34-38 |lacey **

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 * Page. 158: ** zero groaned and suddenly bent over and grabbed his stomach. ‘‘Are you alright’’ said Stanley then zero fell to the ground and pulled his knees to his chest and softly groaned again. This is important because this could effect what Stanly and zero do in the rest of the book. ======

The End ;(     Holes Chapter 44-50 Luminaries      Claire Heyrman    Pg. 231 Besides being on the television screen, Clyde Livingston was also sitting on the couch next to Stanley. This is important because “Sweet Feet”, Stanley’s hero, no longer hated him.   Pg. 233 A woman sitting in the chair behind Hector was absentmindedly fluffing his hair with her fingers. This is important because Hector has either found his mother, or found someone that will take care of him.