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Vola had told Peter, "People should tell the truth about what war costs." Besides human lives, list four war costs.
At first Pax didn't recognize Peter because "this boy held his head high, not canted downward." What do these details reveal about the change in Peter's character? Why do you think Peter has changed?
Describe the old mill road area that Peter found when he arrived, looking for Pax.
Explain how the coyotes were attracted to Bristle and Runt's den.
Speculate whether Peter was going to return to his grandfather's place at the end of the story. Give reasons to support your answer.
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