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Island of the Blue Dolphins Study Guide

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by Scott O'Dell
About 84 pages (25,060 words)
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Chapter 6 Summary

One moon has passed since Kimki left the island. Everyone begins to watch for his return, yet spring comes and goes with no sign of his return. Karana becomes aware that the weather has been almost too fair and takes note that they must be careful with their water because of this. Many members of the tribe are afraid they will die of thirst for the lack of water. Matasaip, who had taken Kimki's place as chief, tells them there are more important things to worry about, meaning the Aleuts returning once more.

The tribe plans for a quick escape should they see the dreaded red sails. They store food and water in canoes that they hide on the rocks on the southern end of the island and plan to flee to the island.....

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