Tamaya believes they are saved when Chad suddenly appears in the woods, but Chad shouts at Marshall for making a fool of him and attacks him. Marshall's shortcut ends up getting him and Tamaya lost. All he knows is that he wants to avoid getting beaten up. Marshall isn't sure why Chad has been tormenting him since he joined the school.
She is unaware that he is trying to avoid running into Chad, who earlier that day challenged Marshall to a fight. Breaking the rules concerns Tamaya, but she follows Marshall under a fence. He calls the genetically altered slime mold an abomination of nature.īack at Woodridge, Marshall tells Tamaya they are taking a shortcut home through the woods. An ex-employee testifies about the dangers of Biolene, an alternative fuel source being developed by the company. Senate hearing about the activity of SunRay Farm, a company started by the eccentric inventor Jonathan Fitzman. The narrative cuts away to excerpts from a U.S. Marshall, meanwhile, sits silent and alone. Her friend Hope teases her for being a Goody Two-Shoes after Tamaya reminds an older boy, Chad, that they aren't allowed to go into the woods next to the school. She doesn't understand other students' attraction to breaking the rules. Tamaya is an obedient student with a perfect attendance record. Tamaya walks to school every day with Marshall Walsh, a seventh-grader who lives on the same block. They attend a rural Pennsylvania private school called Woodridge Academy. Fuzzy Mudopens with Tamaya Dhilwaddi, the novel's protagonist, having lunch with her fifth-grade friends.
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