What is the conflict of the book George's marvelous Medicine?

Answer 1

George has a disagreeable grandmother and he has to feed her medicine every hour. He makes his own medicine out of things like hair oil and shampoo. Then he feeds it to his grandmother. Then his grandmother becomes very tall and bursts through the roof of the house. His parents come running home and the father is thrilled and george makes some more then they feed it to the farm animals. Then the animals grow enormous then they get more meat, milk ect. Then happily ever after.

Answer 2

The conflict of the book "George's Marvelous Medicine" by Roald Dahl centers around George's desire to create a special potion to deal with his mean grandmother, resulting in chaotic and humorous consequences as he experiments with various ingredients to make the medicine. The conflict escalates as George's grandmother grows increasingly unpredictable and the potion's effects become more extreme, leading to a showdown between George and his grandmother.

Answer 3

George & Mother &Father & Grandma.

Answer 4

His gramma because she was always mean and crabby

Answer 5

Georges house, barn, chook shed, and outside on the farm.

Answer 6

The conflict is that WHEN GEORGE GIVES HER GRANDMA THE MEDICINE SHE BECOMES SO TALL THAT SHE CANT FIT IN THE HOUSE

Answer 7

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