They were soon asleep again. They did not know that Joe had asked Mr. Hill to come because he could show them a big black bear. They did not know that Mr. Hill and the bear were good friends. The bear knew that he would find food wherever Mr. Hill was.
In "The Yellow House Mystery," the children quickly fall asleep, unaware of the plans Joe has made. He had invited Mr. Hill to visit, with the hope that he would introduce them to a big black bear. The children's peaceful slumber means they miss out on the excitement that could come from meeting such an unusual animal.
Unbeknownst to the children, Mr. Hill has a special bond with this bear. The bear eagerly follows Mr. Hill because he knows he will always find food by his side, indicating a unique friendship between the two. This connection suggests that the encounter would not be dangerous but rather a friendly meeting, blending adventure with the familiar comfort of companionship.
