what were thomas hobbes's ideas

this is not hepful

yes he is 66 years old and still writes books!!

The Maze is about a 14 year old boy named Rick that is an orphan and he doesn't want to face the consequences. Rick had run away and found himself at a dead end which is at the maze. The property that he was on was a Bird rescue area. He was taught that running away wont help his mistakes.

Its A novel about 7 misfit kids from all over the USA who decide they want to go white water rafting on the Colorado river without their leader/intstuctor. They incounted challeges and injuries and make it through with a new found respect for life, the world and for their parents

to be brave and have confidence cx

n he is very much alive

dose will Hobbs have any kid?

Nobody dies in this book. Troy and Pug try to kill Freddy with Adam's scorpion. They leave them behind to get to safety. The police Pug and Troy is found later in Malibu. Star moves in with Jessie, her father, and Madeline

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The main characters in Downriver are Jessie, Troy, Adam, Star, Freddy, Pug, & Rita. (They are the kids who run away) Al is also a main character. (he is the counselor at Hoods in the Woods) Heather, another kid at the camp, can be counted as a main character but she is not in most of the book. Other characters are Jessie's dad & Madeline, Jessie's stepmom

metaphors,similes,and personification

neighborhood

the theme is the past is the past

Hobbs character is based on 50s baseball player Eddie Waitkus who was shot by a deranged fan, but survived to continue his baseball career. Eddie Waitkus was an eleven-year major leaguer who hit a lifetime .285. Born in Massachusetts, he attended Boston College. He never played for the Boston Red Sox, although since he appeared in 133 games in the American League, it is likely that he played against them on the visiting team. He died in Massachusetts at the age of 53. Signed as a free agent in 1939, Waitkus began his big league career with the Chicago Cubs in 1941 when he was 21. He also played for the Los Angeles Angels in 1943, leading the league in hits. The war intervened, and it was 1946 before he played in the majors again. He served in the military during World War II, won four Battle Stars, and was wounded. By 1946, he had become a Cubs regular at first base. He had perhaps his finest season on the 1948 Chicago Cubs team with Andy Pafko and Bill Nicholson. Eddie hit .295 and made the All-Star team. After the season, he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies. Waitkus got off to a hot start in 1949, hitting .305. However, on June 14th of that year, he was shot with a .22 caliber rifle in a Chicago, IL hotel by Ruth Ann Steinhagen, an obsessed teenage fan (a la Roy Hobbs in "The Natural"). After several operations to remove the bullet, he amazingly returned to baseball and was a key member of the Phillies' 1950 "Whiz Kids" team. He hit .267 in the 1950 World Series, batting in the leadoff spot ahead of the 23-year-old Richie Ashburn. Waitkus later played a season and a half with the Baltimore Orioles before returning to the Phillies to end his career. Later in life, he worked summers at the Ted Williams baseball camp. http://www.waitkus.org/

Your home, yes; my home, no.

Jack Hodgson died in 1970.

no but most people who have read it wish there was