Shiloh Chapter 10-11

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How does Marty's attitude change after he fills David in about Shiloh?

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Marty relaxes and actually likes having David help with cleaning Shiloh's pen.

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Why doesn't Marty want David to play at his house in this chapter?

Back

Marty just wants to be alone after the night before.

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What does Marty's dad say when he asks if he can bring Shiloh back to their house?

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Marty's dad says 'No'.

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How does Marty threaten David after David finds the pen?

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Marty says if David tells anyone, he hopes Jesus will strike him blind.

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What does Marty's dad say he should do if he doesn't agree with the law?

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Marty's dad says he should work to change the law.

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What is the main conflict in Shiloh?

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The main conflict revolves around Marty's struggle to protect Shiloh from Judd, who mistreats him.

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What does Shiloh represent for Marty?

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Shiloh represents loyalty, friendship, and the fight for what is right.

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How does the setting influence the story in Shiloh?

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The rural setting emphasizes themes of nature, freedom, and the bond between humans and animals.

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What lesson does Marty learn about friendship in these chapters?

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Marty learns that true friends support each other, even in difficult situations.

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What role does fear play in Marty's decisions?

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Fear of losing Shiloh and fear of Judd's anger influence Marty's actions throughout the story.