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Old Loblolly Pine
The loblolly pine is an important symbol in this story. It was planted when Hawk Man captured Grandmother in the jar and then buried the jar near the creek. The tree has grown for about one thousand years before it is struck by lightning on the same night that Gar Face leaves his home. Puck takes refuge in the tree’s empty trunk until it falls down in a thunderstorm. When the tree falls, it gives Puck the bridge he needs to reach Sabine and Ranger. It also frees Grandmother from the jar in which she has been imprisoned.
A Large Jar
Night Song makes this large jar for her daughter as a tenth birthday gift. The jar is decorated with an etching of Grandmother, but not a hummingbird as the other jars she had made. After Night Hawk realizes that Grandmother has tricked...
This section contains 477 words (approx. 2 pages at 400 words per page) |