Signpost Analysis
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Signpost #1
Tough Questions: Why does Annabelle even WANT to go see a man dies by people hanging him? Why does Zandra get scared when Annabelle and Ben’s father comes in?
Question: Since Annabelle and Ben’s father is Police Officer, maybe Zandra is scared she might get in trouble?
Signpost #2
Memory Moment: As soon as Ben and Annabelle bury Jake Barnett and hear his screams, they see their moms ghost( their mom died in the beginning of the story) and she disappears, they remember she will always be with them.
Question: Their mom is dead, so I think they would remember the time their mom
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