Im The King Of The Castle

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COME HERE" Charles picked up the paper and he read it, he was afraid. When the two boys first meet they have a fight because Edmund says he own's everything in the house. Edmund also tells Charles that he has to sleep in the bed in which his grandfather died, this is not true. Charles hates his mother for taking him to this house and he also dislikes the way she is smiling to mr.Hooper. Chapter 3: Charles has been at Warings now for over a week, he wanted to go away from there so he decided to go to Hang wood for a walk. During the walk he saw a very big crow, the crow flew right over his head and he ran into the corn field. The crow flew up and dived again but this time it did not land, it was a very large crow, the biggest one he had ever seen. The crow was still attacking him and Charles ran a fast as he can towards the house and then suddenly he fell. The crow landed on Charles' back and he began to scream. When Charles walked to the house and looked at it he saw Edmund standing ...

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and after lunch charles went to his room, the one which could be locked. When he walkes to the door he sees Edmund sitting on the floor. He asked about the room, Charles was afraid of him and he gave him the key and they entered the room. Edmund immediatly saw the galleon which Charles had made.
Chapter 5: Mr. Hooper and mrs.Kingshaw would go to London for a day and mrs. Boland would be at Warings to look after the boys. Charles made an escape plan, he would leave very early and take some food out of the kitchen. Mrs.Alice Boland wouldn't mis him as usual. He had almost seven pounds, he moved everything he needed under his bed while Edmund watched "Gunlaw" on the television. At four ...

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