The Westing Game

Dr. Deere was confused about Sydelle's symptoms because they did not match any known medical condition. This made it challenging for him to pinpoint the cause of her illness and provide a proper diagnosis.

In the book "The Westing Game", Angela Wexler does not have a middle name mentioned.

I'm not sure who you are referring to without more context. Can you provide more information to help me answer your question?

In "The Westing Game" by Ellen Raskin, Chris Theodorakis's parents are Angela and George Theodorakis. Theo's younger brother Sam is nicknamed "Chris" in the story.

The address of the Westing Mansion does not exist as it is a fictional location from the book "The Westing Game" by Ellen Raskin. The story revolves around a mysterious millionaire who lives in the mansion, but the actual address is not provided in the book.

Sam Westing in the book "The Westing Game" by Ellen Raskin is described as a wealthy and eccentric businessman with a vast fortune. The exact amount of his net worth is intentionally left ambiguous in the story to add to the mystery surrounding the Westing Game.

Crow shows concern and asks Angela what is wrong, demonstrating empathy and compassion. This reaction shows that Crow is not merely fixated on the game but also cares about Angela's well-being, revealing a more complex and human side to her character in "The Westing Game."

Sydelle Pulaski was innocent because she did not have a motive to commit the crime, there was no evidence linking her to the crime scene, and she had an alibi that was verified by multiple witnesses. Additionally, further investigation revealed the true culprit behind the crime.

Angela finds a hospital bill in her tapestry bag, which reveals that her father, George "Theodorakis" is not her biological father. This discovery leads her to uncover a shocking secret about her true parentage.

Shin Hoo's restaurant is located on the fifth floor of the Sunset Towers.

Mr. Hoo is almost happy in "The Westing Game" because he successfully solves the mystery of who killed Sam Westing and wins the inheritance money. This achievement brings him a sense of closure and satisfaction after years of seeking justice for his daughter's disappearance.

Otis Amber "stands out" in different parts throughout the book. Firstly, whenever he enters, he exclaims. "Otis Amber is here!" It makes him stand out, in many situations. Also, Otis Amber turns out to be a private investigator, and was actually disguised as the 62-year old delivery man. At the end, in Turtle's trial, Otis Amber explained who hired him as the investigator.

No, the stock symbol WPP does not correspond to a real stock in the market. In "The Westing Game," a novel by Ellen Raskin, WPP is a fictional stock created for the story.

Sandy defends Sam Westing and expresses disbelief at the judge's criticisms, highlighting Westing's good qualities and arguing against the judge's accusations.

Angela rushes into Judge Ford's kitchen from the westing game book to grab a snack because she has low blood sugar and needs to eat something to feel better.

Miss Otis doesn't get trapped in Sunset Towers during the blizzard, as she decides to leave before the storm hits to avoid being stranded there.

Sam Westing likes playing chess and being mysterious. He dislikes his family fighting and dishonesty.

In "The Westing Game" by Ellen Raskin, Ed Plum is an adult married man with children. His exact age is not explicitly stated in the book, but he is depicted as middle-aged.

Some good traits for Sandy McSouthers could be kind-hearted, resourceful, and loyal. Sandy cares for the orphans in the town, finds creative ways to support them financially, and stays devoted to their well-being.

The victim of Sam Westing's revenge is Judge J.J. Ford's father, Sandy McSouthers. Judge Ford wants to protect him from further harm and uncover the truth behind Westing's game.

Turtle Wexler changed over the course of "The Westing Game" as she uncovered the mystery surrounding Samuel W. Westing's death. As she delved deeper into the puzzle, she gained a greater understanding of herself and her family, which led her to become more empathetic, accepting, and open to change. The challenges she faced and the friendships she formed also contributed to her growth and transformation.

Sam Westing is seen as a mysterious and eccentric figure, known for his wealth and puzzling behavior. He is perceived as a mastermind who enjoys playing elaborate games and pulling strings from behind the scenes. Many characters are intrigued by him and are eager to decipher his motives and the secrets of his past.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but he didn't die until the end, long after the actual game.

If you mean where they found the wax figure of him that they thought was Sam dead, then that would be the Westing House.

Sunset Towers and the Westing team were considered a good match up in "The Westing Game." Both teams were made up of diverse and interesting characters, which created a suspenseful and engaging competition in the story.

In "The Westing Game," money power and greed motivate characters to act in unexpected ways as they compete for the Westing fortune. Characters like the heirs and tenants become consumed by greed, leading them to make choices that reveal their true nature. Ultimately, these themes drive the plot forward as characters navigate their relationships and alliances in pursuit of the inheritance.