In the forth quarter of the book, it talked about the journey of Christopher's escape to London find his mother. Because I had not finished the book yet. Therefore, I can only share my feeling and thoughts about this quarter of the book.
First at all, I found Christopher's logic was really interesting. He thought his father may kill him, because his father told him a big lie and killed a dog. I wanted to asked Christopher, if I can, that did he realize that it is his father but not some random strangers? It was true that his father was guilty with the lie-telling and dog-killing, but so did his mother who left the family and had an affair with others. So since Mother was guilty too, why Christopher wanted to go and find his mother but no his teacher or even Ms. Alexander? And father was not killed him for sure because they were father and son. Killing an animal was a total different matter compared to killing people. Maybe it was because Christopher thought too "logical" that he forgot add in the factor of relationship, which I found contradicting to his personality. But in conclusion, I really enjoyed Christopher's escape. It was fun to read how he tried to make himself comfortable in the journey and how he escaped arrest by some coincidents. And that was why I found out this book interesting and enjoyed reading it.
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