Holes, Chapters 31-35, Grades 8

As you read Chapters 31-35 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, the story escalates with Stanley and Zero's daring actions to alter their fates at Camp Green Lake. These chapters highlight the themes of courage, friendship, and the pursuit of justice. Notice how past and present stories converge, suggesting that the characters are not merely subject to their past but can also shape their future through their actions.

What plan do Stanley and Zero devise in these chapters, and what motivates them to take such a risk?

How does the relationship between Stanley and Zero continue to evolve in these chapters? Provide specific examples.

The story of Stanley's great-great-grandfather is revisited. How does his story parallel the experiences of Stanley and Zero at Camp Green Lake?

Analyze how the author uses the desert setting in these chapters to symbolize the characters' internal struggles and growth.

Predict the consequences of Stanley and Zero's actions in these chapters. How might their decisions impact the resolution of the story's conflicts?