Susan Mcconnell Quotes

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Susan Mcconnell is going to crack up first during the investigation. This is because in chapter 9 page 103 paragraph 2 Susan says, ¨we can get to my house and get my dad, ¨Susan said. ¨He'll help us.¨ This quote shows us that Susan wants to spill the information to her dad. This is because she is frantic when she saw Mr. Griffin dead. Another quote that shows that Susan might crack is on chapter 10 page 125 paragraph 3 which the detective says, ¨ To start things off, I'd like to talk with the student at the high school, the one who may have been the last person to see him yesterday.¨ This quote shows that detective Baca is going to ask Susan Mcconnell questions on what happened the other day. But Susan is going to crack because she was already nervous when she saw Mr. Griffin died and she wanted to tell her dad. …show more content…
In addition, before Susan finding out Mr. Griffin had died on page 93 chapter 8 paragraph 5 Susan says, ¨We can untie him and bring him down as well as they can. It´s gone too far. It isn't fun anymore. When you told me about this at first at the picnic I thought it would be fun. But it isn't. It's- It's awful. Susan was crying now.” This quote shows that Susan after the death of Mr. Griffin Susan tries to convince to go up to the mountains and save Mr. Griffin she was crying that Mr. Griffin was still up there all alone and tied and she was worrying about him up she thought of something awful that might happen to Mr. Griffin so because of that Susan started crying. All the examples in these chapters demonstrate her weak side which because of this during the investigation Susan Mcconnell is going to crack up and spill out the truth on what has happened to Mr.

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