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In the story Lob's Girl by Joan Aiken, Lob helped Sandy by helping her know that she was loved and important. He walked across England for her, twice, and in the end of the story it is easy to believe that he also came back from the dead for her as well... long enough to save her from dying herself by giving her something familiar to live for.
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How far did lob walk to get to sandy In lobs girl?
In "Lob's Girl," Lob walked six miles to get to Sandy to return the cat that Lob believed Sandy claimed.
How did lob help sandy in the story lobs girl?
Lob helped Sandy by returning after the grave and waking her up out of her coma and saving her life! Lob helped Sandy by trying to get to her when she was in a coma. Once Lob managed to get to Sandy, he sat by the door and whined, for he was held back by Granny Pearce. He kept whining and Sandy turned over and said, "Lob? Lobby boy?" because she was now out of her coma and saw Lob alive and well. Lob ended up saving Sandy's life. This story reminds me of ET, because ET and the boy have that weird phyco connection and it's almost the same with Lob and Sandy. (Just a thought)
In the story Lob's girl What happened to Sandy nine years after she meets Lob?
Nine years after Sandy meets Lob, she discovers Lob's secret talent for carving wooden figurines. Sandy is amazed by Lob's skill and is inspired to pursue her own passion for art, which leads to her becoming a successful artist herself.
Is loyalty the theme in Lob's Girl?
Yes, loyalty is a major theme in "Lob's Girl." The story explores the loyalty and bond between Lob's dog, Sandy, and Lob's niece, Sandy's descendants, as well as the family's loyalty to Lob's memory and their cherished belongings.
What is the falling action in Lob's Girl?
In "Lob's Girl," the falling action occurs when Sandy uncovers Lob's body and brings him back to his resting place. This moment brings closure to the story as Sandy finally learns the truth about Lob and helps him find peace.
Why do you think Lob and Sandy became such close companions in the short story Lob's Girl by Joan Aiken?
what role did lob play in the pengelly family
What are the main events in the story Lob's Girl?
In the story "Lob's Girl," a young girl named Sandy discovers a dog who appears to be the reincarnation of her ancestor's beloved dog, Lob. Through a psychic connection, Sandy learns about Lob's life and experiences during the Civil War. The story focuses on the themes of love, loyalty, and connection across generations.
What is the summary for lob's girl?
the answer is there no summary anywhere on earth
Who are Sandy's parents in lob's girl?
Bert is the dad and Jean is the mom.
How do you respond to the story lobs girl?
Well, personally I responded sad to the fact that her dog died, but I also responded surprised to find out that the dog disappeared when Granny Pierce looked to her side. It's not just that Lob dided. In the end, it says - after Granny peirce, Mr. and Mrs Pengelly stop talking - they look at the "wet" footprints on the hospital stairs. Key word there, "wet". It get's you thinking some how Lob was still alive and when he was buried out at sea he finds his was out and gets to the hospital just to see Sandy. The whole point at the beginning of the author saying Lob was trying to get to Sandy was because in the end Lob finds his way to Sandy for, what is it, the fifth time?? and immediately after Lob whines Sandy is out of her coma talking to Lob, of course.
What is the conflict in lobs Girl by joan Aiken?
The main conflict in "Lob's Girl" by Joan Aiken is Lob's struggle to find his place in the world after being separated from his pack. He faces challenges in adapting to human society and understanding his own identity. The story explores themes of belonging, acceptance, and the bond between humans and animals.
What is the resolution in Lob's Girl?
The resolution is when Lob [the dog] comes to the hospital and wakes her up. They then state that he was killed, but somehow was back, which means he had oral sex in the water with a creature. He was still morally alive!
