Everyone hears that Amos, Henry, and Miles protected Auggie. So in the end everyone hears about what happened to Auggie in the woods at camp. You know they have some kind of spooky sixth sense about these things. Falling Action Plague-Free, At Lastĭid you hear about the middle school kid who was able to keep that awkward thing that happened quiet? Of course you didn't-it's probably never happened. Auggie returns to the fairgrounds flanked on all sides by the boys in his class who have decided to look out for him. It's awesome, and it's not just a passing moment. They stood up for him and they helped him to safety, suddenly treating him as one of their own. In the wake of the fight, Auggie's hurt, frightened, and upset, but he gets that something really big just happened: boys who shunned him all year long have just defended him. Amos, Miles, and Henry come to the aid of their classmates, calmly trying to defuse the situation-but when Eddie yanks Auggie to the ground by the hood of his hoodie, Amos explodes into action, ramming into Eddie. Luckily three boys from Beecher prep who had also been out in the woods have doubled back to see what the ruckus is.
It gets worse-one of the kids throws a firecracker at Jack and Auggie Eddie shoves Jack hard there is more verbal abuse.
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In full bully mode, the kids block Jack and August from leaving as they argue about whether Auggie is more Gollum, orc, or Alien. "No freakin' way, man! No freakin' way! What is that?" (8.Alien.5-7). Unfortunately they bump into a group of older kids looking for trouble, and as soon as they get a look at Auggie, they start flipping out. A huge line for the bathroom sends the boys in search of relief in the trees. When Jack needs to find the restroom, Auggie accompanies him.
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The Beecher Prep fifth graders are enjoying an outdoor movie night at their Nature Retreat. So Julian starts a war, turning nearly all of the fifth grade boys against Jack-for being friends with August. The boys eventually make up after Jack realizes what happened on Halloween, and punches Julian in the mouth for calling August a freak.
Jack is bewildered and upset when Auggie dumps him. Tushman: Jack is allegedly an unwilling victim of an unwanted friendship. Jack goes on to tell Julian that his entire relationship with August has been entirely engineered by Mr. Or that he can hear them talking about him.Įver wish you could turn the clock back and un-know something? Sitting anonymously in his last-minute costume, Auggie hears Jack say, "'I've thought about this a lot, and I really think… if I looked like him, seriously, I think that I'd kill myself'" (1.The Bleeding Scream.9). Since people don't know who it is under his mask, nobody knows to avoid touching him.
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Complication Et Tu, Brute?Ī series of unexpected snafus on the morning of Halloween results in Auggie wearing an alternate costume, which makes him doubly incognito. These two joke around together all the time they're really good friends.Īt least, that's what Auggie thinks. Cool beans.Īnd as Jack learns to see the Auggie beneath the face, he realizes what a good friend Auggie is. Summer Dawson saves him from utter solitude in the lunchroom by sitting with him on the first day of school (and every day since), and they have become good friends. But despite being almost universally avoided at school, Auggie makes a couple good friends. Kids at school get used to Auggie's face, but that doesn't mean they accept him-a "game" called the Plague makes Auggie untouchable. Rather than try to get past his discomfort, he keeps his distance with rudeness and mockery, which soon turns into habitual bullying. Jack and Charlotte are nice enough, but Julian can't handle Auggie's uh, non-traditional appearance. Jack Will, Charlotte, and Julian give Auggie the school tour. Tushman has recruited three kids to be welcome buddies for August. Not one to overlook the magnitude of Auggie's transition, school principal Mr. So Auggie starts fifth grade, the first year of middle school at Beecher Prep. And we're talking about more than faces, here.
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Not only does he need to learn fractions and stuff, he also needs to know how to deal with the good, the bad, and the ugly. He likes the idea of school and learning cool stuff, but he totally dreads being the kid everyone stares at.Īuggie has been loved, nurtured, and protected, but now that he is older and stronger (both physically and emotionally), his parents recognize that it is time for him to face the world. Now that he's more medically stable, his parents want him to start school. Because of all his medical issues, ten-year-old August Pullman has always been home schooled.
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