Character Interactions and Events Analysis

Miss Devries reads chapters 21 and 22 of 'Wish' by Barbara O'Connor. Jackie becomes a beloved figure in Colby, engaging with the community and sharing stories. The narrative explores themes of belonging and self-discovery as Charlie observes Jackie's charm and reflects on her own identity. The story includes a church visit, a lively Sunday dinner with the Odoms, and a wishbone event that highlights family dynamics and personal growth.

What chapters are being read in this session?

• Chapters 25 and 26

• Chapters 19 and 20

• Chapters 21 and 22

• Chapters 23 and 24

How does Jackie interact with the locals in Colby?

• She avoids them

• She is shy and reserved

• She is rude and dismissive

• She engages and shares stories

What nickname do the waitresses have for the Waffle House?

• The Pancake Palace

• The Diner Delight

• The Awful House

• The Breakfast Barn

What does Jackie do when she visits the creek with Howard and the narrator?

• She complains about the cold

• She refuses to go in the water

• She wades into the water and laughs

• She sits quietly on the bank

How do the Odum boys react to Jackie during dinner?

• They ignore her

• They are annoyed by her

• They are indifferent

• They are captivated by her

What does Bertha suggest Jackie should do for a job?

• Become a chef

• Work in a beauty parlor

• Become a teacher

• Work in a library

What is the atmosphere like during the Sunday dinner at Gus and Bertha's?

• Tense and awkward

• Quiet and somber

• Lively and festive

• Formal and stiff

What happens during the wishbone incident?

• The narrator gets the big side

• Dwight wins the wishbone

• Jackie wins the wishbone

• The wishbone doesn't break