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In "Holes" by Louis Sachar, Stanley Yelnats believes he sees a vision of his great-grandfather, who was a fortune teller. The flashes of lightning illuminate his surroundings, allowing him to glimpse the past and the struggles of his ancestors. This connection to his family's history provides him with insight and strength as he navigates his own challenges at Camp Green Lake. Ultimately, these visions symbolize hope and the possibility of breaking the cycle of misfortune in his family.
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What does Stanley think when the sneakers fall on his head in the book Holes?
Stanley thinks he's gone mad
How much weight did Stanley think he lost in holes?
five pounds
What does Mr Sir think of Stanley in Holes?
He thinks he is an annoying lowlife
What does Stanley say and think of himself in the book Holes by Louis Sachar?
caveman
In holes Stanley's father an inventor saysI learn from failure . What do you think this means?
Ouihoairetuhpouaerhgu
What does Stanley think when the sneakers fall on his head in the book Holes?
Stanley thinks he's gone mad
How much weight did Stanley think he lost in holes?
five pounds
What does Mr Sir think of Stanley in Holes?
He thinks he is an annoying lowlife
How old is Stanley in the book holes?
He was 14, i think but he is defo not older then 19
What does Stanley say and think of himself in the book Holes by Louis Sachar?
caveman
In holes Stanley's father an inventor saysI learn from failure . What do you think this means?
Ouihoairetuhpouaerhgu
What did Stanley Yelnats have for dinner his first night in holes?
If I remember correctly I don't think he had dinner that first night.
What did Stanley think his great-great-grandfather stole in the book Holes by Louis Sachar?
Jewels,and the end of the movie stanley and zero found a treasure box full of jewels
What is the exposition in the book holes?
what is exposition of holes story? i think the beginning of the movie Stanley found pair of shoes & he run with take this shoes & the police arrest him & he have to go jail & on the jail his punishment dig the holes...
In the book Holes what does Stanley think?
he thinks - i need to go home my mum is worrying every chapter is diffrent remember that
What does Stanley think he sees when the lightning lights up the mountains?
When the lightning illuminates the mountains, Stanley thinks he sees a vision of his mother. This fleeting image brings him a sense of comfort and connection to home amidst the harsh environment he faces. It reflects his longing for family and the hope that sustains him during difficult times.
Can lighting come from the ground?
Yes, lightning can come from the ground because the electrons want to go to the holes in the sky. Most people think that lightning comes from the clouds, but it doesn't. There is no electricity in clouds, only moisture.
