Crow believed that Mr. Hoo was a mutilator of children because of a drawing he found in Mr. Hoo's notebook that depicted a child being operated on. This led Crow to suspect that Mr. Hoo was involved in harming children.
Crow believed Mr. Hoo was a mutilator of children because he found incriminating evidence in Mr. Hoo's house, including children's clothes with blood stains and a knife. Additionally, Crow observed Mr. Hoo displaying suspicious behavior and acting aggressively towards him, which further heightened his suspicion.
nah cuz she's really religious and Mr. Hoo doesn't seem like the nicest guy..
We are doing the westing game in school but i think its because otis amber told her.
Hoo advises Crow to take breaks and be mindful of how she is using her feet to prevent them from hurting. Hoo also suggests that Crow could benefit from resting and elevating her feet to reduce pain and swelling.
Crow suspects Mr. Hoo of being the murderer based on a combination of circumstantial evidence, behavior analysis, and intuition. Crow's sharp observational skills and experience in solving crimes lead him to believe that Mr. Hoo may have had motive, opportunity, or exhibited suspicious behavior that aligns with the profile of the killer.
She gets padding for her engird foot, so she tells Otis that Mr. Hoo is too dangerous and is not the bomber, ( Angela is the bomber)
In chapter 19 of "The Westing Game," Mr. Hoo gives Crow a luxurious mink coat as a gift. This surprises Crow, as she is not used to receiving such extravagant presents.
Otis Amber and Crow.
because when crow said that her feet hurt (or her corn which ever) then mr.hoo came with his paper innersoles and said that it was on him
He is a happy go lucky children's character. It's a happy go lucky sound to make.
She gets padding for her engird foot, so she tells Otis that Mr. Hoo is too dangerous and is not the bomber, ( Angela is the bomber)
because when crow said that her feet hurt (or her corn which ever) then mr.hoo came with his paper innersoles and said that it was on him