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Question #3

In Fitzpatrick's journal he writes, "This is not the place to list my grievances against the man."

What does "grievances" mean in this sentence?





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Question #4

According to the journal, what day was repeating over and over for Leo and Amanda's great–great–grandfathers?

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Question #5

What did Fitzpatrick and Ellerby do to break the enchantment?





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Question #6

Fitzpatrick wrote in his journal, "Our mutual situation has forced us to mend our fences."

What does "mutual" mean in this sentence?





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Question #8

What does "mend our fences" mean in this quote from the last 2 questions?

"Our mutual situation has forced us to mend our fences."





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Question #9

Why did the enchantment make this birthday repeat for Leo and Amanda?





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Question #10

What do Leo and Amanda plan to do tomorrow to try to break the enchantment?





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Question #11

Leo's mother wants to know why they are in the Historical Society when the sign says it is closed. What lie does Amanda tell her?





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Question #12

Were there any words that weren't clear to you?

Is there anything else that is unclear from this chapter?