Journal Blog post #4 - Prediction
 Pages 104 - 137
 
Take a guess as to how the story will conclude.

At this point in the book, Christopher is finding out that his mother is, in fact, still alive and has not died from a heart attack, like his father had told him. I predict that there will first be a chapter dedicated to him dealing with this blow to the gut. After he has come to terms with it I presume that he will question his father as to why he hid the truth from him. Knowing Christopher, he will want to know all the details about what happened and be able to fill in the gaps in his tape recorder-esque memory. 

After that he will probably need some time to figure out what he should do, think or be feeling at the moment. He might consult Siobhan about this issue and I think she might tell him to try to talk with her. I predict that Christopher and his father will go out to London to go visit Christopher's mom.

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