Gazzy: Captain, like the captain of a ship. And then Terror, you know, T-E-R-O-R.
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In "School's Out—Forever" by James Patterson, Gazzy explains the meaning of the word "captain" as being similar to the leader of a ship, emphasizing authority and guidance. This analogy helps clarify the concept in a simple way, likely illustrating how someone in charge plays a crucial role.
He then references "Terror," spelling it out as T-E-R-O-R, highlighting its association with fear and danger. This distinction might be used to differentiate between leadership and threats, reinforcing themes of control and caution within the story.
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