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Walk Two Moons Who does Sal decide to tell her grandparents a story about? Why did she choose to tell this story other than another story? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. 1.She chose to tell this story about Phoebe. She chose to tell this story and not another story because Sal first saw Phoebe on the first day Sal and her father moved to Euclid. Use an event from Chapter 5 to support Sal's statement, "My grandparents can get into trouble as easily as a fly can land on a watermelon." I think they would get in trouble easily and faster.An event would be whaen two years ago when they drove to Washington D.C., they were arrested for stealing the black tires off a senator's car. They could borrow someone's back tires and return them later, but you could not do this in Washington D.C., and you could espescially not do this to a senator's car.

Explain why blackberries reminded Sal of her mother. Explain something that reminds you of another person. The black berries remnded Sal of her mom because her mom said that the bottom berries are for the rabbits, the top berries are for the birds, and the people-hight berrries are for people. When I put on a friendship bracelet, it reminds me of my friends.