Jerry Cruncher Sr.'s other job is initially referred to as 'fishing', but when Jerry's son (Jerry Jr.) follows his father and his father's partners to observe what they were doing, it's hinted at that the men pull up a dead body rather than a fish. Jerry Jr. runs home quite afraid, and later asks his dad what a "Ressurection-Man" is. Jerry Sr. is much more knowledgeable about it than he initially puts on to his son, and when Jerry Jr. suggests that it might be something that he wants to do someday, his dad becomes very proud. (i.e. A Ressurection-Man was someone who would dig up corpses and give them over for scientific research)
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∙ 12y agoDickens hints at Jerry Cruncher's other job as a resurrection man through his rough appearance, frequent nighttime absences, and references to him digging up things. The character's involvement in stealing and selling corpses for medical research is gradually revealed throughout the novel.
why his father's fingers are always rusty
* The 39 clues is a series of clues that Dan and Amy Cahill are trying to find. It is hard for them to find them because other members of the Cahill family keep copying them like the Kabras or the Holts. the clues are the ingredients to the secret of alchemy.
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* The 39 clues is a series of clues that Dan and Amy Cahill are trying to find. It is hard for them to find them because other members of the Cahill family keep copying them like the Kabras or the Holts. the clues are the ingredients to the secret of alchemy.
Anything to do with puppets, colors and other things like cardboard boxes and such.
Because the don't film blues clues anymore. Steve and that other dude are old and they can't film them anymore. Besides no one watches blues clues anymore. They watch other stuff like, The backyardagains and The wiggles.
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Yes, Blues Clues makes a play tent and chair and many other products.
A topic related to the relationship of context clues to vocabulary competence is: Vocabulary and context clues go hand-in-hand: each supports the other.
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