THE SUGAR GLIDER Group 1 2. Don and Sylvia

THE SUGAR GLIDER

Group 1

2. Don and Sylvia are divorced, but since the beginning of the story, both are in love, because when Don came back to Australia he hoped he could see Sylvia and he hoped that she would feel the same.

He was sorry things had got so bad between them. He had been away from home a lot, and Sylvia had never liked it. She had always complained that his love of flying came before his family.

When he saw Sylvia in the airport his heart beat very fast and she felt nervous.

In the future Don and Sylvia will be together again because Sylvia offers him to live in the farm with her and Judy.

Group 2

3. My favourite character in this story is Judy because she proves that she is a very brave girl.

She can break in a wild horse, and she can cross the wood alone to get help to save her father.

I think Judy is a mature person because she can be self-sufficient for her early age.

She seems a sensible girl because she has common sense and is practical.

She seems a sociable and charming girl because she is friendly and enjoys being with other people.

Group 3

6. Mr Forsha was the boss of the operation but he needed to confirm all his decisions with another person. This person was a woman and he only talked to that person on the telephone, he never saw her.

When Mr Forsha arrived at the site of the plane accident he took the uranium and carried it to the agreed place. Mr Forsha took Don as a hostage.

When they arrived they saw a woman in a car. This person was very close to Don. She went out of the car. Sylvia wasn't the person that Don had thought. She was carrying a gun and she told Mr Forsha: "What is he doing here? Now you must kill him."

Suddenly Judy appeared and said to her mother: "I've got a gun and if you don't leave my father I'll shoot you."

Immediately the police appeared and arrested Sylvia and Mr Forsha.