Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time By Mark Haddon

Then Curious Incident Of the Dog In The Night- Time by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens, takes us to Londan in the twentith century. The main character is boy named Christopher Boone, who is autist. He is very blunt and always honest and akward. You Christopher awkardness and honesty in the scene when he is arrested, this police is talking to him and he just is blunt as page 6 says “ And what precisely are you doing in the garden? I am talking to you… why were you holding the dog ? I like dogs,” you see there Christopher bluntness and lack of social understanding but also you see his disability in that he is grunting the whole time. Then he getting taken to the station and you see it more , on page 9 “ did you mean to hit the officer? Yes! But you didn’t mean
He needs the truth that why he does not understand metaphors ,idioms or sarcasm. He loves small spaces that why he loves to be an aristnaut. Christopher sees numbers and sees everything in a way that helps him understand the world. He only can find , the truth because he watches and analyzes the world around him. He sees the world in numbers analyzing everything as he on page 32 focuses on the water thinking where the waters comes from as he says “ think how all the water in the world is connected … this water, this rain had avaporated actually from somewhere like maybe the Gulf of Mexico maybe or Baffin Bay and now it’s falling in front of the house,” He sees connection and patterns everywhere which helps him solve the murder of the dog and end this murder mystery. As he says in the end of the book on page 73 “And I know I can do this because I went to London on my own, and because I solved the mystery…and I was brave and I wrote a book and that means I can do anything.” Christopher overcome the odds did all this he has a future, that is probably full of promises, he aced his math A terms and has plays to physics A- star, then go to college, which might not happen but he can overcame the