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Questions about the text: · What point of view has Westall used here? What does it reveal about
Chas?
· What do we learn about Nicky’s character?
· What metaphor can you find in this passage? [The wolf-pack was
gathering] Why do you think the author has chosen it?
· What helps to make the descriptions so convincing?

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