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Adonis1013 Posted 15 years ago
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A confusing sentence from NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM
Dear all,
The following sentences are from the novel, NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM. I don't know the meaning of "head" here. "Gum" here means chewing gum. Does the head here mean the leader. In other words, the face of the leader is covered with chewing gum. Is my explanation correct? Thank you for your help.
Larry heard a loud'pop.' Now there was gum all over the head from Easter Island. Larry put his head in his hands . He wanted to go home.
Thanks again.
The following sentences are from the novel, NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM. I don't know the meaning of "head" here. "Gum" here means chewing gum. Does the head here mean the leader. In other words, the face of the leader is covered with chewing gum. Is my explanation correct? Thank you for your help.
Larry heard a loud'pop.' Now there was gum all over the head from Easter Island. Larry put his head in his hands . He wanted to go home.
Thanks again.
Top answer
No. 'The head from Easter Island' is a primitive sculpture in the museum:
- No.
- 'The head from Easter Island' is a primitive sculpture in the museum:
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