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Who was married to trout walker in the book holes?
linda walker
Who was related to the warden in the story holes?
She was related to Trout and Linda Walker. The warden is Trout and Linda Walker's granddaughter.
Who killed the onion picker in holes?
Charles "Trout" Walker killed him
What did miss Barlow say when trout walker invited her to go out in his boat in holes?
hi
Who else has the same last name as the Warden in the book Holes?
Trout Walker
Who was trout walker married to?
in the movie holes trout walker is married to a women called linda miller. she was also once kissin' kate barlows student at her school in Green Lake
How did trout walker get his name trout in the story holes?
In Louis Sachar's novel "Holes," the character Trout Walker gets his name because he is known for catching fish, particularly trout. The name reflects both his family's history of fishing and his own penchant for being involved in schemes related to water and fishing. Additionally, the name contributes to his characterization as someone who is often associated with mischief and trouble in the story.
Why does trout walker threaten to kill kate barlow?
Trout threatens to kill Kate Barlow in Holes because she does not love him. She chooses the poor boy Sam over Trout.
What is trout walkers wife's name in Holes by Louis Sachar?
In the book "Holes" by Louis Sachar, Trout Walker's wife is named Linda. She is the granddaughter of the town's founder, and is shown to be the driving force behind many of the town's developments and changes.
Who plays the warden in Holes?
Haleigh Trickett. I went to high school with her.
Who is Linda Miller from the novel of holes?
A person who has red hair and is from the book Holes. She marries Trout Walker and becomes Linda Walker. (sad for her as Kate calls it)
Who is the cowboy in the book Holes by Louis Sachar?
The cowboy in the book "Holes" by Louis Sachar is Charles "Trout" Walker. He is the great-great-grandfather of the camp warden, Louise Walker, and is a ruthless outlaw who caused havoc in Green Lake back in the late 1800s.
