Moon Shadow Of The Golden Mountain

Mr. Wellington then promises not to call the constable. Moon is left alone and a man named Mr. Gene comes to take moon to the boys’ home. However, Moon gets carsick in his first car ride and runs away. 7 Moon puts everything he needs for Alaska into a wheelbarrow and starts walking on a trail he rarely uses. However, when he’s walking, Constable Sanders finds him. Moon tries to run away, but Sanders catches and stops him. 8 Constable Sanders drives Moon to the Livingston Police Department. Then, Moon gets cleaned up and thrown in Jail. He then meets another cellmate, Obregon, who he befriends. Then, Officer Earle tells Moon that he will be going to the Juvenile Home in Tuscaloosa. 9 This chapter starts out by Sanders starting to drive Moon to Mr. Gene’s Juvenile home. When they were driving, Sanders begins to talk bad about Pap and Moon bites him. But, then Sanders beats up Moon very badly. Finally, Sanders drives Moon to a man named Allen who built his house on Sanders’ property (Sanders calls him White Trash). 10 Moon and Sanders arrive at the Boys’ home. Moon washes up and Mr. Carter, the watchman, looks at his wound that he got from Sanders. Moon then says he is going to bust out of Pinson.

The main idea through the beginning of the story is Moon trying to survive in the forest by himself and trying to fight off everyone. Then over time Moon realizes that he doesn’t want to live in the forest anymore and fight against anyone anymore. The conflict in the story happens a lot in the beginning of the story because Moon is trying to stay hidden but then towards the end of the story he doesn’t want to be alone for the rest of his life and fight off everyone that tries to take him away or help him. On page 3 he said “Pap said he even figured I could whip somebody three times my size. He wasn’t worried about me.” So that quote shows that he was thinking that he could just beat up anyone that tried to take him away from the forest or anything else. But later in the story when he found out that he couldn’t just do that and get away with it he stopped doing it. On page 239 Moon was talking to a policeman and the policeman said, “You’re not gonna bit me or nothin’, are you? Nossir. I’m not aimin’ to try and whip up on anybody anymore. I don’t aim to bust out of anywhere, either.”

Moon Shadow was a baby when is dad left him and when he grew up he asked his mom where his father was and his mother said he was in The Golden Mountain with the white americans. Moon Shadow was scared of moving to a new country with people who lynched Moon Shadow’s grandfather. Moon Shadow had to deal with his mom working all day and his grandmother was too old to help out or to answer a question. Moon Shadow kept asking until his mother answered hm about his

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