Watsons 13-15 Review

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What is the significance of Kenny hiding behind the couch in 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963'?

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Kenny hides behind the couch hoping that the magic powers from the couch will help heal his trauma.

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How does the mood shift in chapters 13-15 of 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963'?

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The mood shifts from funny at the beginning to serious at the end.

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What does Byron's behavior regarding Collier's Landing reveal about his character?

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Byron's refusal to go to Collier's Landing shows that he is willing to change his behavior.

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What indicates that Kenny will be okay at the end of chapter 15?

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Kenny smiles at his reflection in the mirror and goes to retrieve his dinosaurs from Rufus.

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What does Kenny observe when he arrives at the church in Chapter 14?

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Kenny sees all of the damage done by the bomb inside the church.

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What themes are explored in 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963'?

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Themes include family, racism, trauma, and the loss of innocence.

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How does Kenny's character develop throughout the story?

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Kenny evolves from a naive child to someone who understands deeper social issues and personal trauma.

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What role does humor play in the early chapters of the book?

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Humor serves to lighten the mood and provide relief before the serious events unfold.

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What is the impact of the bombing on the characters in the story?

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The bombing profoundly affects the characters, leading to trauma and a loss of innocence.

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How does the setting influence the events in 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963'?

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The setting, particularly Birmingham during the Civil Rights Movement, highlights the racial tensions and historical context.