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Chapter 45. The Warden shines a flashlight on Zero, who is holding the suitcase until she sees that there is a deadly yellow-spotted lizard on the suitcase. Stanley realizes he is standing in a lizard's nest. The Warden, along with Mr. Pendanski and Mr. Sir, wait for the lizards to leave.
The Warden claims that the lizards are not hungry and tries to convince Mr. Sir to take the suitcase from Zero. Mr. Sir refuses. Later, a tarantula walks past, and one of Stanley’s lizards leaps ...
Chapter 8. The dangerous yellow-spotted lizard is described. The lizards have eleven yellow spots, which are hard to see on their yellow-green body. They have black teeth, and white tongues. They like to live in holes, which offer them shade, and they can leap out of even very deep holes in order to attack their prey.
What does the Warden tell Stanley's attorney about how the boys got in the lizards' nest? They snuck into her cabin, stole her suitcase, and ran out and fell into the lizards' nest How does Zero know to whom the suitcase really belongs?
Louis Sachar. The Warden Character Analysis. The Warden, the novel's villain, owns and runs Camp Green Lake in the Texas desert. She's a tall, red-haired woman who is soft spoken but nasty: she knows that she's the most powerful person at camp and uses this to intimidate anyone who challenges or bothers her, children and adults alike.
This dialogue between the Warden and the other Camp Green Lake adults as they wait for the deadly lizards to kill Stanley and Zero explains a great deal about the Warden’s character and connection to Camp Green Lake. The Warden reveals why she seems so hardened, cold, and calculated when events concern the boys and finding the suitcase.
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The narrator states that there weren't yellow-spotted lizards in Green Lake until after the lake dried up, but everyone knew about the "red-eyed monsters" in the hills. One afternoon, several men approached Sam. They said they were going rattlesnake hunting and wanted some of his "lizard juice." Sam gave each man two bottles of onion juice and ...
