Sunday, July 27, 2014

In the end Stargirl mysteriously just moved away. What is the reason for that?

The author never says exactly why Stargirl and her family
moved. He leaves that to the reader's imagination. She and Leo had broken up, so it
makes sense that she did not tell him that they were leaving or where they were
going. From comments Archie makes, he knew that she was leaving and has a general idea
of where she has gone. She has asked Archie to deliver "The Early Life of Peter
Sinkowitz" to his parents. We also know that Stargirl has continued to be aware of where
Leo is and what he is doing through the fact he receives a porcupine tie about a month
before his birthday, fifteen years after the story takes
place.


By leaving things hanging, as Jerry Spinelli did, he
was able to write a sequel, Love Stargirl. The sequel begins with
letters Stargirl is writing to Leo, her "once (and future?)
boyfriend." 

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