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In Chapter VIII, Stuart falls in love with a bird named Margalo, and when she flies away he goes on a quest. In the book’s last chapter, he stops his coupe at a filling station and buys five drops of gas.
Summary. Chapter 8: Margalo. Stuart’s small size often makes him hard to find around the house, and once he is accidentally locked in the refrigerator. When he is rescued, he subsequently comes down with a cold, which turns into bronchitis. While he is recovering, Mrs. Little finds a small bird.
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The repair man carefully takes down a description of Margalo—a plain brown bird with a streak of yellow on her breast—and promises to contact Stuart if he should ever meet her. Stuart tells the repairman that he is traveling north, and the repairman replies that north is a good direction.
Stuart and Margalo, the little bird, become friends, and Stuart loves her more every day. Stuart defends Margalo from an attack by Snowbell, and Margalo rescues Stuart from a predicament in which he has gotten himself dumped on a garbage scow headed out to sea.
Stuart had a clear goal in mind: to find Margalo, and he did not let anything distract him from it. Stuart followed his intuition and chose the right path, leading him to his ultimate goal....
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The family's cat, Snowbell, dislikes Stuart because while he feels a natural instinct to chase him, he is aware that Stuart is a human family member and is thus off-limits. On a cold winter's day, the family discovers a yellow canary named Margalo half-frozen on their doorstep.
