The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 15

The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 15

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Chapter Fifteen (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap.15 The Mouse Burglar
34 130 How did the narrator’s grandmother lower him over the balcony and down to the room below? The narrator was put in a sock and then lowered over the side of the balcony by some knitting wool.
35 131 Where had the Grand High Witch hidden the bottles of magic formula which she planned to give to the ‘ancient ones’? She had stuffed them into the mattress and then sewn it up.

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The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 16

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Chapter Sixteen (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap.16 Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins meet Bruno
36 141 Whilst the narrator managed to sneak into the Grand High Witch’s room, and steal a bottle of magic formula, what had Bruno spent his time doing? He was still in the fruit bowl eating his fourth banana and had become very fat.

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The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 17

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Chapter Seventeen (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap.17 The Plan
37 150 When the narrator and his grandmother decide to go to the dining room with the intention of administering the magic formula to the witches, on what condition does Bruno agree to remain hidden in grandma’s handbag? He will accompany them and remain in the handbag on the condition that grandma passes him down food during dinner.

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The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 18

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Chapter Eighteen (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap.18 In the Kitchen
38 153 What does the narrator’s grandmother order to drink before her dinner? Why do you think that she does this? She orders a dry sherry. She does this as she wants to buy time for her grandson to complete his mission.
39 158 When table fourteen send their meat back to the kitchen complaining that it is too tough, the cooks decide to add something other than gravy to the newly prepared meal. What is this? Each cook spits on the food in turn.
40 159 What did each of the witches order for their starter? They each ordered soup.
41 161 How does the narrator have part of his tail cut off? One of the chefs swung a meat cleaver at him, and chopped off the end of his tail sending him falling to the ground.
42 166 During the panic in the kitchen as the cooks tried to catch the mouse, why did one of the cooks take off his trousers? The narrator ran up his trouser leg and hid in his pants. He managed to escape out again but the cook thought that he was still in there and so took his trousers off in an attempt to find him.

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The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 19

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Chapter Nineteen (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap.19 Mr. Jenkins and his son
43 173 When Bruno is reunited with his parents, he doesn’t seem too concerned that he has been turned into a mouse claiming that he will no longer have to go to school or do any homework. How does Bruno now plan to spend his days? Instead he thinks that he will just spend the rest of his days living in the kitchen cupboard feasting on raisins and honey.
44 175 Who is Topsy, and why doesn’t Mr. Jenkins think that Topsy and Bruno will get on very well? Topsy is Mrs. Jenkins’s cat, and cats and mice never get on.
45 176 What does the narrator’s grandmother tell Mr. Jenkins that the Grand High Witch might turn him into? She warns him that the grand high Witch might turn him into something even sillier than a mouse like a cockroach for example.
46 180 When the magic formula works in the dining room, all of the witches turn into mice. How many mice are there in the dining room? There were 84 witches, each of whom becomes a mouse plus the narrator and Bruno so 86 in total.

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The Witches by Roald Dahl Summary Chapter 20

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Chapter Twenty (The Witches by Roald Dahl)

Chap 20 The Heart of a Mouse
47 184 Once back in Norway, the narrator found life a little difficult because he was so small. Name three things that his grandmother did to make his life easier.

1) She got a carpenter to put a number of slim ladders leading up to every table in the house.

2) She invented a door opening device which enabled him to get in and out of every room.

3) She invented a little light switch for him so he could turn the lights on in every room as he entered it.

4) She made him a miniature tooth brush

5) She made him a miniature bathtub.
48 188 Why was the narrator pleased to hear that he was only likely to live for around nine years? He was relieved because he wouldn’t want to be looked after by anyone else after his grandmother died.
49 190 What reason does the narrator give to his grandmother when she asks him if he is sure that he doesn’t mind being a mouse for the rest of his life? He tells her that ‘It doesn’t matter who you are or what you look like so long as someone loves you.’
50 195 How does the narrator’s grandmother manage to discover the secret headquarters of the grand high witch and in which country is it located? She asked the head of police in Bournemouth if he knew the address of the woman staying in room 454. They had her passport on record and in it the address of a castle which is the headquarters. It was located in Norway.
51 196 Once the narrator and his grandmother have located the secret headquarters they plan to kill all of the witches who live there. What is the important role of cats in their plan and why couldn’t they use mouse traps instead? Once the witches have been turned into mice, they plan to introduce cats to kill all the mice before they can escape. The narrator asserts that the Grand High Witch had been wrong about mouse traps. Once a person has been turned into a mouse, they are more intelligent than an ordinary mouse and so wouldn’t go near a mouse trap.

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