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Scout's Honor Theme

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Friends Tangle By patrick guldner “Scout’s honor” by Avi is a short story of a group of friends how try to show how brave they are so they go on a trip to new jersey but goes with them wrong for them. At first one boy said that he wants to show how though he is that 's the whole reason he joined boy scouts so he’s going on a trip but soon his friends know, so they want to join in on the adventure ahead so one of the boys had a great idea but the two others did not listen to him at all so he stayed quiet, so they finally said they 're

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