Brightstorm - Session 8 - Reading Comprehension suggested answers

In Chapter 11 of "Brightstorm," Arthur and Maudie's daring escape from the clutches of Mr and Mrs Beggins is aided by Parthena. Their adventure takes a thrilling turn as the Aurora surfaces from its hidden location at Number 4 Archangel Street, which also happens to be Harriet's house. The siblings are first spotted by a crew member named Felicity, who not only notices them but also valiantly assists Arthur by hurling her lucky spoon at Mr Beggins' head. Throughout this tense moment, Arthur experiences a whirlwind of emotions, ranging from desperation to determination, while clinging to a rope.

Felicity's reputation for baking a legendary chocolate cake adds a lighter touch to the narrative. By the chapter's conclusion, a sense of happiness and relief washes over Arthur and Maudie as they successfully evade the Beggins and find solace with Harriet and her crew. They are filled with hope as they embark on a journey to uncover the truth about their father's fate, finally feeling a sense of safety after their perilous ordeal. The chapter encapsulates the themes of bravery, camaraderie, and the pursuit of truth in the face of adversity.