Because Colin loved Bandit and Bandit seemed to be his life.
In the story "Last Cover," they were trying to find Bandit because he was critical to the success of the mission. Bandit was an expert in navigating the dangerous territory, and without him, they risked getting lost or captured by the enemy.
Bandit hides in the swamp so that the dogs cannot smell him.
The father named the fox Bandit because he was going around to people's farms and barns and eating the chickens and eggs.
The short story The Last Cover is about a fox named Bandit who is lost, and Colin and Stan, the two brothers who go looking for him. However, they do find him, but not alone. Bandit is with a female fox, and so they decide to leave Bandit in the woods where they found him. However, Bandit has also been stealing chickens from farmers, and so hunters go looking for him at night. In the end, Bandit dies.
The Father
Bandt is dead , he was shot. Bandt is dead , he was shot.
The Last Cover is about a fox named Bandit, Collin, and Stan. Collin and Stan are both brothers. Their pet fox runs away and Collin and Stan look for him. Eventually, they both find Bandit with another female fox. Since Bandit sole chickens from farmers, he is being looked for and... at the end... he dies :(
To show that Colin and Stan were letting Bandit go and be the wild animal their Father told them he would eventually be. Colin and Stan understood that Bandit couldn't be their pet forever and that they couldn't protect him any longer.
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Father disapproved of keeping Bandit as a pet because he saw Bandit as a dangerous wild animal who could harm their family. He believed that Bandit belonged in the wild and would be happier living freely in nature rather than being kept in captivity. Additionally, Father was concerned about the safety of his family and did not want to take the risk of having a potentially unpredictable animal around them.
the connotation in the last cover is that benjy was desperate for ice cream which is the connotation in the story
the kazoo
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