He had to dig five feet deep and wide holes everyday. ... The main characters in the novel were Stanley Yelnats, Zero, Warden, Elya Yelnats, Kate Barlow, Mr. ... The opposing characters out of them were the Warden, Mr. ... The Warden was the main opposing character in the novel with her own two sidekicks Mr. ... Also he then would not have to deal with all that trouble of digging holes and running away with Zero. ...
Holes. ... Some of the main characters in this novel are Stanley Yelnats, Zero, X-Ray, Squid, Warden, Kate Barlow, Sam, Elya Yelnats, and Madame Zeroni. ... While he is there the boys and him are forced to dig large holes in the dirt everyday. ... Holes has lots of exciting parts, and the characters are even interesting and are all original. ...
Holes Holes by Louis Sachar's is a cool book. ... The hole must be exactly five feet in diameter, the distance from the tip of his shovel to the top of the wooden handle. Each boy is forced to dig until his hole is completed, no matter how long it takes. ... According to the warden the digging "builds character" but she has something else in mind. ... A curse was set on Stanley's hole family because the ancestor disobeyed Zero's ancestor. ...
At this camp, he is ordered to dig a hole 4' by 4' in a hard rough gully each day. ... Sachar creates the character Zero to epitomize all attributes possessed by detainees at the detention camp: he is illiterate, speaks using contractions like "ain't- and "don't,"" and has a history of crime. ... The combination of influential characters, as well as the intricately designed conflicts which govern the story line, prompt Stanley's immeasurable growth. ... Holes is a novel in which parallel internal and external conflicts arise. ... I would highly encourage any reader wi...
The book I read was Holes. This book was written by Louis Sachar. This novel was a novel written for kids to understand cause and effect. It was also written to show someone being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Throughout the story there is a feeling of remorse for Stanley. The reader feels b...
"Holes" is a book about a boy named Stanley Yelnats. ... In this camp, for "bad boys" as the book describes it, the attendees dig holes. To be more descriptive, they dig 5" by 5" holes, one each day. ... The main character of this story is, clearly, Stanley Yelnats, a described "overweight" boy whose family has an interesting history of bad luck. ... Sir catches Zero helping Stanley dig his hole, becomes furious, and threatens Zero. ...
In Louis Sachar's award winning book Holes, we see gender biases in many characters. The first and most obvious bias in this book can be found in the way Sachar's characters address Mr. ... Finally we have Earl, who is such a hollow character that I truly believe he is merely Coman'sout? ... He is not developed as a character nor does he give any insight into the situation he encounters and therefore can be disregarded as a tertiary character either passive or emotionally absent from the world around him. ... Van strikes me much the same way the Warden does in Holes. ...
