5th | Dig Deeper (A Package for Mrs. Jewls)

On page 25, what does the author identify as Louis's conflict?

Louis has to carry a very heavy package (which blocks his view) up to Mrs. Jewls's classroom on the thirtieth floor. He thinks the package might be important and that he should deliver it as fast as he can.

Remember that the author's point of view influences what readers learn about events and how they see the characters. After all, readers will only know as much as the narrator chooses to tell them.

Sometimes, an author may use irony to surprise the reader.

In this story we expect that Mrs. Jewls will be grateful, and that she and the students will find the computer useful. These things are true but not for the reasons the reader expects.