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Summary: Snow Treasure Ending

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Snow Treasure Ending: When Peter, Uncle Victor, and Jan arrived in America they had to find out where to put the gold. They were going to be arriving in Boston, Massachusetts. When they landed they needed to do something with the gold. They went out to the city before unloading to see what to do with the gold. They wanted to figure out the best way to do it. Uncle Victor knew what they needed to buy with the gold but he wasn’t sure about where to get it. As they were walking through the city Peter said,”We should split up. We would cover more ground that way.” They each knew what they needed, weapons. They needed weapons in order to help there home. ”I found it!” shouted Jan. They were able to find what they needed and they were able to

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