Question
Which statement is FLASE and did not happen in chapter 18 of Walk Two Moons?
Sal's mother, Sugar or Chanhassen, leaves the family to learn about herself, and gives Sal a big hug and kiss before she leaves.
Sal's father, heartbroken after the loss of his wife, decides to sell the farm and move to Ohio. Sal is upset about this and his new connection with Margaret Cadaver.
Sal is angry over her mother’s absence and her father’s new relationship, but eventually accepts the move after her father agrees to only rent their farm.
Sal found herself, like her mother, wishing her father were less perfect so that she could blame him for her mother leaving instead of her mom.
Sal's mother, Sugar or Chanhassen, leaves the family to learn about herself, and gives Sal a big hug and kiss before she leaves.
Sal's father, heartbroken after the loss of his wife, decides to sell the farm and move to Ohio. Sal is upset about this and his new connection with Margaret Cadaver.
Sal is angry over her mother’s absence and her father’s new relationship, but eventually accepts the move after her father agrees to only rent their farm.
Sal found herself, like her mother, wishing her father were less perfect so that she could blame him for her mother leaving instead of her mom.
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The statement that is FALSE and did not happen in Chapter 18 of *Walk Two Moons* is:
"Sal found herself, like her mother, wishing her father were less perfect so that she could blame him for her mother leaving instead of her mom."
In the novel, Sal struggles with her feelings towards her mother's departure and her father's new relationship, but she does not express a wish that her father were less perfect in order to blame him for her mother's actions. This sentiment is not part of her internal conflict in the story.
"Sal found herself, like her mother, wishing her father were less perfect so that she could blame him for her mother leaving instead of her mom."
In the novel, Sal struggles with her feelings towards her mother's departure and her father's new relationship, but she does not express a wish that her father were less perfect in order to blame him for her mother's actions. This sentiment is not part of her internal conflict in the story.