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(Kelly 4/29/09)



Chapters 18-19 was about the children getting ready for victor to come and check out the place so they had to pack and get out of the stella. Chapters 19-20 was about victor going to the stella and checking the stella out and trying to find prosper and bo and the rest of the children. Chapters 20-21 was when victor was in the stella and then he was kind of atacked by a pigen, then he saw bo and bo distracted victor. So then all the children jumped on him and tied him up and were asking him questions. (Mason)

Chapter 21 was called "Baffled" because Scipio says that because of Victor they might have to take the money the Conte and buy an island in the lagoon. Also, Prosper says to everyone that Bo and himself may have to turn themselves in to Victor to make him leace the Stella alone.  What did Bo tell Victor that he wasn't supposed to? Bo told Victor that he lived in a abandoned movie theater with his friends.

Why, what was so important about what he said? Bo told Victor how to find him and Prosper, where to find them, and even enough information to get everybody at the Stella in danger. Austin 4-21-09

5000000 Italian Lire = 3,388.74 US Dollar A gnome is a wise short man. The word gnome comes from the Greek word Gnosis, meaning knowledge, for gnomes know a lot about forging precious metals. I would trust Victor because he is a caring person and would not tell on the children. Riccio was being a real gentleman to sneak into the house of Signora Ida Spavento to check if there were any locks. Hornet was pretending to be VIctor's secretary to mislead Esther and to get a little information out of her. Chapter 23 is called "Quarrels" because the kids are arguing with Victor and each other. (Eray)

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Titian Peale became one of America's earliest and foremost animal painters and naturalist illustrators. As an expedition artists, museum curator and collector, illustrator and expedition artist.

( Mason)

Tiziano and Bellini are among the greatest artists who contributed to enrich the church with their important masterpieces. (Mason)