Pages 465-473
Escapes and Returns
How does Milligan say that he escaped from the waiting room? As he is telling the children something happens to him. What was it, and is this a significant event?
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This blog will be used as students read the book, "The Mysterious Benedict Society".
4 comments:
He is telling them that he saw some mud and if there is mud there is water. So he diged and then he heald his breath and draged himself up streamdig through more mud and about a foot of clay.
IKE
Milligan said that where there is mud there is water.So he dug and then he held his breath and draged himself upstream then dug through about a foot of clay.
IKE
KC
Milligan said he escaped from the Waiting Room when he found out the ground was made of mud so he knew there was water under it. Then he dug through all the mud into the stream, which dragged him upstream then dig through more mud and about a foot of clay. Next, he tore out a few stones, pried a few boards apart, chiseled out some mortar, bent the bars of a metal grate enough to squeeze through, and finally incapacitating the guards and using their keys to unlock his shackles.
Millagan dug a hole out the waiting room because where there is mud there is rain and if there is rain there is water.
Tyler
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