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The Cat in the Hat Lines 242-260 Summary
A Butterfly Net Is Appropriate
Forced into action, the boy proves to be quite resourceful. Butterfly net in hand, he quickly captures the Things, putting a stop to the insanity.
This victory seems to have impressed Sally, who stands just behind her brother.
We don't know what the Cat's been doing all this time. Ever since he let the Things out of the box, he's been curiously absent.
But now he's back, and the boy tells him to "Pack up those Things/ and […] take them away!" (253-254).
Our Cat doesn't take this well. He's bummed that they didn't like his games.
With his tail drooping, the Cat takes his FUN-IN-A-BOX and goes out the door.
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