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Charley Monologue

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2. Make a Prediction about what will happen next to the main character. Back it up with specific pieces of evidence from the text. Use exact sentences from the book as evidence. Look for the foreshadowing clues.
A.Charley the main character will keep working on taming Coyote until she can pet and play with him without him being scared. Once Coyote is tame enough he will begin his heartworm treatment so he will get better.Charley will keep sleeping in her mother's office with the door open for Coyote.Eventually Charley will be able to close the door while she sleeps with Coyote and maybe he will even sleep on the bed with Charley.Coyote will be tame enough after many months of training and will sleep in Charley’s room and live in her house.Charley will go back to school and show all of her new friends pictures of her dog in process Coyote.Charley and Amy will become friends again and Amy will come over and meet Coyote. Coyote will be afraid of Amy for a long time but eventually they will become friends.Charley will hopefully have Coyote tame before winter comes or Coyote might …show more content…

I do not really admire Paul Morgan but his wife has died so I understand. I do not really admire Paul Morgan because he does not treat Charley the best but also not the worst. I admire Sarita Charley’s nanny/caretaker (does not say in book). I also admire Sarita because she is very nice to Charley and worries so much about her.Sarita also seems to keep her head up even though her son died in a horrific accident.I admire Coyote even though he is a dog he is a very important character. I Admire Coyote because he is afraid but that’s understandable because he had a hard past and did not have enough food before Charley started feeding him. Coyote is also very nice and is very connected to

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