Charlotte laid eggs and made an egg sac to ensure that her legacy and friendship with Wilbur would continue after she died. The egg sac contained her offspring, which would eventually hatch and continue the cycle of life on the farm.
"Plaything? I should say not. It is my egg sac, my magnum opus."
Wilbur carried Charlotte's egg sac in his mouth to the farm after Charlotte died. He was determined to protect her eggs and ensure that her legacy lived on.
Wilber and Charlotte Wilber and Charlotte
In the book "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White, the rotten egg contained the sac of unborn spiders that Wilbur the pig had unwittingly saved from being killed. Charlotte the spider used this event as an opportunity to convince Wilbur of the value of life, helping to ensure Wilbur's safety in return.
Charlottes web was puplished in 1952
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte's babies are not given individual names in E.B. White's novel "Charlotte's Web." They are collectively referred to as Charlotte's offspring or simply referred to as the babies.
Bitsy and Betsy were the cows in Charlotte's web.
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Charlotte saves the pig before she dies
Charlotte was a spider in the story "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White. She befriends a pig named Wilbur and helps him avoid being sent to the slaughterhouse by writing words in her web to attract attention.