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Chapter 3 - Claudia's Story : Green Pyjamas

Claudia starts telling her story to the other children: Claudia's parents quarrel a lot until her father decides to take his things and move away to his mother's house. One night, there was a flood of phone calls, and for the first time, Claudia hears the name Stella, her dad's new girlfriend. After that night, Claudia's dad dare not visit nor come near the house anymore, but only talks to Claudia over the phone. On Boxing Day, Claudia meets Stella for the first time and thinks that Stella is a plain and mousy person. After a row with his mother, Claudia's dad then moves into Stella's house. Later, Stella gives Claudia a pair of beautiful green pyjamas as a late Christmas present even though Claudia is always rude and mean to her. One evening, Claudia's dad and Stella holds a dinner party to celebrate his thirty-seventh birthday. During the dinner,Claudia's dad's friends ignores Stella as they think that by doing so they would be loyal to Claudia's mum. Claudia felt sorry and went downstairs to thank her for the green pyjamas and thus making her point to the dinner guests that Stella is a wonderful person.

Claudia’s character 1) Sensible- senses by supporting her stepmother ( Page 47 ) 2) Sensitive- feel sorry for Stella when the guest does not talk to the hostess ( Page 46) 3) Mature- drop a hint to the guest during the party; accept Stella and learn things from her
( Ex: Quilt, How to read maps , change electric plugs and how to skate) (Page 48) 4) Claudia’s best friend is Shreela . ( Page 39)

Stella’s character 1) Patience-did not feel angry with Claudia’s rudeness 2) Multi skill- she teaches everything she knows to Claudia; 3) Responsible- prepare the party meal neatly

Claudia’s Father’s character 1) Irresponsible-after divorce and do not even care about his family 2) Hardworking-work in the café until late

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