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people are motivated by different things, such as loyalty, kindness, greed, or glory. In the book Hoot, Roy Eberhardt along with his friends Beatrice and Mullet Fingers try to stop a pancake company from covering and killing the owls surrounding the company’s new pancake store. Motivation takes place when Roy, a boy who once hated his new town, Mullet Fingers, a juvenile delinquent who desperately wants to save the owls, and Officer Delinko, a policeman not getting the credit he deserves. The protagonist

kid Roy faced being bullied. Not only did Roy want the bullying to be stopped, he wanted to make a difference in the kid's life because, Roy knew that there was an underlying reason for his actions. Days later, Roy was introduced to a boy called “Mullet Fingers” who sparked the idea to Roy that he could actually make a difference. Even though Roy was facing multiple problems within the story, he never hesitated to give up or back down until there was a neutral outcome. Roy shows this when he says

fiction. The Characters Three major characters in this book were Roy Eberhardt, Beatrice Leep, and Mullet Fingers aka Napoleon Bridger. Roy Eberhardt is a fourteen-year-old boy, who is the new kid at Trace Middle. He was born in Detroit but grew up in Bozeman, Montana. He then moved to Coconut Cove, Florida. He is an only child who is homesick for Montana but soon gets over it as the story unravels. Mullet Fingers had blonde hair, tanned skin, and seemed to almost never wear shoes. He was extremely

boy with no shoes on (Mullet Fingers a boy he had saw the day before). In the book Roy has a meeting with the principal Mrs.Hennepin and got suspended from the bus two weeks. In the movie, the meeting with Mrs. Hennepin never happened and Roy only got suspended three days. When they make a movie don’t you think it should at least be the same time. For example in Hoot the movie was three days, but the book was three weeks. Big

enterprise zone agreement with Krestview Woodcraft, located at 1274 County Road 144, Sugarcreek. The business makes wood and poly outdoor furniture and lawn structures— gazebos, pavilions and pergolas — and is owned by Brian L. Mullet, Marlin R. Mullet and John L. Mullet. Approval of the enterprise zone will help to facilitate expansion of the company's

plot holes, this movie lives up to the reputation of the novel. The move Hoot is about a new boy named Roy. Roy made new friends after seeing a running boy without shoes who was nicknamed Mullet Fingers, and Mullet Fingers has to hide from other people since he isn’t supposed to be in the small town. Bea, Mullet Fingers, and Roy had to try to save a lot of owls when a construction owner tries to put a famously known pancake house there. If the three kids wanted to save the owls, they had to get it

his name is, the boy tells him “Mullet Fingers” which obviously is not his real

Of course, this dog was no ordinary dog, he was the first dog that ever made a mullet look fantastic. How could I not take this dog with me? However, this was not going to be easy to get off this space ship with a mullet dog. “We need to come up with a foolproof plan that will get you and me back down to earth,” I stated. “Don’t worry, I know this space ship like the back of my left paw. There is

expresses his thoughts, and asks Curly about the owls. Once again, Curly pretends there are no owls on the lot. The next day is the ground-breaking, and Roy wants to attend, he pleaded for a note to get out of school. The day before, Roy had asked Mullet Fingers for some pictures of the owls, and when he went to school that day, Beatrice had also gotten one and the pictures. Afterwards, it is the groundbreaking ceremony, and Chuck Muckle, and Kimberly Lou Dixon, Mother Paula spokesperson and actor

MILLERSBURG — Arrested in the wake of a traffic stop that led to the hospitalization of a police officer, three people appeared via video in Holmes County Municipal Court this week. It was, however, on a prior case Samantha Foster, 30, of 2448 Fulton Road, Wooster, appeared for a preliminary hearing on Tuesday. She is charged with a single count of possession of drugs stemming from a Jan. 9 incident during which she and Robert A. Searls, 25, of 675 Bobwhite Lane, Millersburg, were found inside a