The kids at school call her names like “Big Red” and she’d find threats and messages in her textbooks, which seems to bother Park more than anybody. In the middle of the novel, Eleanor finds refuge at Park’s house. His parents initially were a little confused by her unconventional appearance, but soon accepted her with love and care. His parents refer to Eleanor as Park’s girlfriend, which was true at this point in the novel. Their first, and only, night out was great and they had a wonderful time, until Eleanor comes to the conclusion that Richie might be looking for her and Park. This is bad news, as nobody in her family, besides her siblings, really knew that she was sneaking off to be at Park’s house. Not only did Richie go out to look, and possibly punish her, but Eleanor finds out that it was Richie who had been writing the awful notes to her in her textbooks. She decides that she must runaway, since it would never be safe to return to her house again. As the novel comes to an end, Park drives Eleanor from Omaha, Nebraska all the way to her uncle’s house in Minnesota. After a painstaking drive, they finally arrive at the house and say their
The kids at school call her names like “Big Red” and she’d find threats and messages in her textbooks, which seems to bother Park more than anybody. In the middle of the novel, Eleanor finds refuge at Park’s house. His parents initially were a little confused by her unconventional appearance, but soon accepted her with love and care. His parents refer to Eleanor as Park’s girlfriend, which was true at this point in the novel. Their first, and only, night out was great and they had a wonderful time, until Eleanor comes to the conclusion that Richie might be looking for her and Park. This is bad news, as nobody in her family, besides her siblings, really knew that she was sneaking off to be at Park’s house. Not only did Richie go out to look, and possibly punish her, but Eleanor finds out that it was Richie who had been writing the awful notes to her in her textbooks. She decides that she must runaway, since it would never be safe to return to her house again. As the novel comes to an end, Park drives Eleanor from Omaha, Nebraska all the way to her uncle’s house in Minnesota. After a painstaking drive, they finally arrive at the house and say their