2024年10月8日 · There are six tents at Camp Green Lake - ABCDEF - and Stanley has been assigned to tent D, Mr Pendanski's (although all the counsellors sleep in tent F). The other boys in the same tent are...

Camp Green Lake is described to resemble a prison or work camp. The orange clothing that the boys are forced to wear sound almost identical to the kinds of uniforms worn by the inmates in many prisons.

Stanley quickly learns that life at Camp Green Lake is anything but comfortable. Showers only last four minutes, and there is no hot water. Dinner is a tasteless meat and vegetable stew....

Because of the scarcity of water, campers are only allowed to take cold four-minute showers. Stanley uses his four minutes getting used to the water. At dinner, another camper asks Stanley what he did to end up at Camp Green Lake. The boy doesn't believe Stanley when he says he stole Clyde Livingston 's sneakers.

Everyone involved, including Clyde Livingston and the judge who sentenced Stanley to Camp Green Lake, thinks Stanley is a terrible person for stealing from homeless children. Throughout this chapter the narrator switches back and forth between Stanley's story and the story of his great-great-grandfather, Elya Yelnats, who lived long ago in Latvia.

2012年5月9日 · The reason to go to Camp Green Lake is made clear, they want to turn “bad” boys into “good” boys. Each boy must dig a hole every day in the desert heat. Stanley Yelnats, a fifteen-year-old boy from a poor family, chose Camp Green Lake over going to jail.

As Holes begins, a boy named Stanley Yelnats IV arrives at Camp Green Lake. Camp Green Lake isn't a camp; it is a juvenile detention center. And there is no lake, just a dry lake bed where boys are forced to dig holes. Each day, every boy in the camp must dig a …

At dinner, the other campers ask Stanley what he did to be sentenced to Camp Green Lake. He tells them that he stole shoes that belonged to Clyde “Sweet Feet” Livingston, a famous baseball player. None of the boys believe him.

Stanley is wrongly convicted of a crime and sentenced to a juvenile detention facility called Camp Green Lake, where a series of good choices and improbable coincidences lead him to defeat the curse and bring good fortune back to his family. Read More: Zero: Zero Zeroni is an inmate at Camp Green Lake.

D-Tent is one of the 5 tents at Camp Green Lake. According to Mr Pendanski, the tent counsellor, D stands for diligent. Armpit (Theodore Johnson) Barfbag (Louis)(Dead assumed) Caveman (Stanley...