The main contents of crickets in Times Square
Chester cricket from rural Connecticut is a cricket with high musical talent. It has a wonderful singing voice. It was accidentally squeezed into a picnic box because of gluttony, and was taken to the subway station in Times Square, new york. Facing the strange, mysterious, prosperous and busy city, I feel so novel, fearful and helpless.
At the new york subway station, Chester was lucky enough to meet the clever and slightly philistine Tucker mouse and the loyal and honest Henry cat.
A little boy named Mario found Chester the cricket and decided to give it a home. So Mario regarded Chester as a treasure in his newsstand.
Chester, Tucker and Harry often get together in the evening and hold small parties at the newsstand. Harry is a music fan and often turns on the radio secretly to listen to music. After being infected, Chester also learned to play human music on the radio. No matter what music it is, Chester can play it very accurately as long as he listens to it once, and his skills are superb.
One day, three good friends got carried away in the music, which finally caused a big disaster-a small fire, which made Mario's family suffer heavy losses! On the second day of the fire, just as the angry mother was about to drive away the crickets, Chester accidentally played an Italian folk song, which was her mother's favorite "Back to sorrento". Chester played one song after another, and his father, mother and Mario were deeply moved. They feel that life is so beautiful and full of hope in wonderful music!
Chester's singing attracted every subway passenger, and the news spread like wildfire that a cricket was actually a musical genius. The following week, the whole city of new york fell for this little musician. Major newspapers and magazines rushed to report, and * * * also published the story of Chester. Chester changed the financial situation of Mario's family and made his young master Mario smile again. Every morning and evening, everyone flocked to this small newsstand to listen to the cricket solo concert. Chester tried his best to help Mario's family and conquered all the audience. As a result, the business of newsstands is booming.
Chester became a popular subway singer, with wealth, honor, flowers ... everything people longed for, and what made him happiest was the care of Henry's cat and Tucker Mouse.
But after becoming famous, Chester became more and more melancholy. He deeply misses his hometown and his heartfelt happy singing in nature. He wants to see smoke, trees, clear skies and harvested corn ... He said, "I like new york very much, but I love Connecticut more." He is determined to bid farewell to all this and return to his quiet hometown.
Autumn came, and on a weekend night, Chester held a farewell concert. During the performance, the subway station was crowded with passengers coming home from work and men and women preparing to go out for the weekend. They all stopped to listen to Chester's performance. This is a touching scene: "The traffic has stopped. Buses, cars, men and women on foot, everything stopped. The strangest thing is that no one has a problem with it. For once, in the busiest center of new york, everyone was satisfied, didn't move forward and almost stopped breathing. In the few minutes when the songs floated, Times Square was as quiet as the grass at dusk. Sunlight flows in and shines on people. The breeze blows them as if blowing deep and dense grass. "
Chester finally left new york and returned to his hometown. New york's subway lacks the beautiful songs of the past, but it is a little more cordial and quiet.
Analysis of Cricket Role in Times Square
Tucker:
He is an interesting little mouse. He often wears a funny and lovely smile. He lives in an abandoned drainage pipe at Times Square subway station in new york, USA. His home is in a mess, with change and waste paper everywhere. Chester and Henry are his friends. Tucker's personality is cheerful and excitable. It used to be Chester's agent when he became famous, and even exchanged his life savings [the small change just mentioned] for Chester's freedom.
Chester:
It is a cricket with special musical talent, even a musical genius. A long time ago, it lived in Connecticut, and an accident brought it to new york. Since then, it has been treated as a pet by a little boy named Mario, who lives in the Times Square subway station in new york, USA, in the newsstand of Bai Lini's house. Because of his musical talent, Bai Lini's family was excited for several days.
Henry:
It is a lovely cat and lives in an abandoned sewer in new york, USA. It's not easy to panic when something happens. He looks like a gentleman. It is very good friends with Tucker and Chester. Together with Tucker, it tried to help Chester out of trouble. * * * Although it didn't succeed, it was also a gift! * * * also invited Chester to their home for dinner.
Mario;
A little boy from a poor family likes small animals very much, adopted Chester and bought a very beautiful cage for Chester with his pocket money. He once had to go to work because Chester accidentally ate half a binary bill, in exchange for Chester's freedom. Of course, Mario is also very sensible. Mario will never object to his mother unless it is a special case [Mother wants to get rid of Chester].
Mario's mother;
She is a strong woman, much stronger than she admits. It's a typical housewife. Unless Mario and his father walk to the last stop together, you can hit your mother, hehe, don't even think about it. Because mom has an unusual position in the family. Mother hates insects, but she likes listening to Chester sing. Mom hums a few words occasionally, and her voice is really good.
Mario's father;
He is tall and slightly hunched, but he always shows a kind look. At home, my father is fair. He will vote for whoever does the right thing. On the whole, my father still supports Mario to raise Chester.
List of cricket chapters in Times Square
The first chapter Tucker
The mouse named Tucker is sitting on an abandoned drain of Times Square subway station in new york, USA. This drain pipe is its home. A few meters back from here, against the wall, you can directly enter a cave, but it is already full of scraps of paper and cloth that Tucker picked up everywhere. Usually, Tucker doesn't dig a treasure hole around. It's called "looking for" snow or when he's not sleeping. He just likes to sit at the outlet of the drain pipe and watch the colorful world come and go outside-well, at least this part of the world is in a hurry on the Times Square subway station.
Chapter II Mario
Mario also heard the sound. He stood up and listened attentively. The rumble of the shuttle bus faded away and could no longer be heard; Only the faint sound of cars coming from the street above. The whole station was empty, but there was a silent noise in the air. Mario still listened attentively, trying to capture the mysterious voice ... it rang again. It's like the sound of a violin string being hurried across by a bowstring, and it's like the sound of a harp being suddenly provoked.
The third chapter Chester
Tucker mouse has been observing Bai Lini's family and listening to their conversation. Besides digging around for treasures, its greatest pleasure is eavesdropping on human conversations. This is one of the reasons why it chose to live in Times Square subway station. As soon as the family disappeared, it rushed across the floor and boarded the newsstand. This stall, nailed up with wooden boards, has cracked on one side, revealing a big gap, which is easy to jump in. I've been here a few times before, but I'm just here to explore the situation. For a long time, it stood under a high bench with three legs, adjusted its eyes to the darkness inside, and then jumped on it.
"hey!" It whispered, "Hey, up there, are you asleep?" Tucker didn't hear the answer.
The fourth chapter Henry
It doesn't want to see its new friend Tucker Mouse killed like this. He recalled that when he was in Connecticut, he also saw cats and mice fighting on the grass. Unless rats are near the caves where they live, most of these battles are one-sided and the results are almost the same. But now the cat is coming too fast for Tucker to escape. There is no sound in the air. Chester looked up and looked behind him carefully.
Chapter 5 Sunday morning
Together they lifted the wooden lid of the newsstand and Mario rushed in at once. He picked up the matchbox and looked inside. Chester just lay on the paper towel, but he didn't fall asleep. He had been waiting for Mario's arrival. When he saw Mario, he immediately "chirped". Dad smiled when he heard the sob. "It must love it here." He said, "It didn't sneak away at night."
Chapter VI Traffic jam
Mario took the subway listing center in the city. He put the matchbox on his chest so that the cricket could see outside. This is the first time Chester has seen the scenery along the subway. Last time it was buried under a beef sandwich and saw nothing. This time it must seize this opportunity. So it climbed out, hung outside the box, and looked at the carriage up and down. Chester is very curious. He also thought that as long as he can stay in new york for one more day, he should have a good look at the city anytime and anywhere. It stared at an old woman wearing a straw hat, wondering whether the flowers on it were true or not. If so, what do they taste like? Soon, the train suddenly made a loud noise and stopped.
Chapter VII Cricket Cage
That night, when Bai Lini's family came back, Chester told Henry and Tucker about his trip to China City. Both the cat and the mouse are sitting on the shelf, while Chester is squatting under the little bell in the cage. Every minute or two, Tucker would stand up, walk around and look at the other side of the pagoda. I really envy you. "Mr Feng also gave Mario a fortune cookie!" Chester said.
Chapter 8 Tucker's life savings
In his dream, he sat on the top of a stump in his hometown of Connecticut, chewing a leaf on a willow branch. It bit off a small leaf, chewed it up and swallowed it. I don't know why, the taste of leaves is not as good as usual, dry, a bit like paper, and a little bitter. However, Chester continued to chew, hoping that its taste would gradually get better. In my dream, it suddenly rained heavily and the dust blew across the grassland.
Chapter 9 Chinese food
Mario thinks Chester will eat two dollar bills, so there must be something wrong with his food. He has been feeding it what he likes to eat. Only then did he realize that what is suitable for boys is not necessarily suitable for crickets. So he decided to consult an expert on this matter. One afternoon, at the end of the evening, when he finished his shift at the newsstand, he cleaned the cricket cage and then took a paper towel to clean Chester.
Chapter 10 Dinner
One night, it was already deep, but Chester Crick was still busy at the newsstand. As soon as Bai Lini's family got back, they jumped out of the matchbox and started tossing. First, it pushes the inner box in so that it is flush with the edge of the outer box. After leveling, push the whole matchbox onto the alarm clock. Next, it draws a tissue from the tissue box, spreads it on the shelf and pulls it back and forth. When all the dust on the shelf was cleaned up, it held the paper towel with its two front legs and polished the railing of the cricket cage. It also wiped the glass on the surface of the alarm clock and radio to make them shine, and even saw the shape of its body. Because the hands of this clock are fluorescent, it will emit a little green light in the dark. Chester thought, this is a special night, and every detail must be arranged perfectly!
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