How does seeing the red fern help billy in Where the Red Fern Grows?

Answer 1

Billy buries Old Dan there because he thinks the spot is beautiful because of all the natue around it. Also, He thinks Old Dan will be able to hear the sounds of other hounds at night.

Answer 2

In "Where the Red Fern Grows," the red fern serves as a symbolic connection to the bond between Billy and his dogs. Seeing the red fern growing between the graves of his beloved dogs gives Billy comfort and reinforces his belief in the spiritual significance of their relationship. It also serves as a reminder of the enduring love and loyalty that exists between them.

Answer 3

Billy hurries to the deserted campground in the hopes that he will find some forgotten or discarded items left by the fishermen. In that past he has found fishing line, a fish pole, and even a knife stuck in a tree. However his most important find is a sportsman's magazine.

Answer 4

Seeing the red fern helps billy because he realizes from a legand he has heard before, that only angels can plant the red fern and that it is a protected site. It helps him because he thinks that the dogs have planted the fern and he now thinks they are angels in heaven.

Answer 5

Into town (Taquhelia)

Answer 6

the cat