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Did Grandma let Coraline? Well, that’s a loaded question! She certainly wasn’t thrilled about it at first, but after some convincing she finally caved. You see, Coraline had been begging to go for weeks and Grandma knew she couldn’t put her off forever. So in the end, she said “Oh alright!” with a big sigh and waved goodbye as Coraline skipped out the door.
Why Did Grandma Let Coraline Move In? [Solved]
Wow, Grandma was really on the ball! She figured out that creepy doll was up to no good and made sure Coraline and her fam were safe by having them move in. Phew! That way, the Other Mother couldn’t use it to spy on Coraline and make a world around her.
Grandma’s Rules: Grandma had strict rules for Coraline, such as no going through the door in the drawing room and no exploring the house on her own.
The Door: Despite Grandma’s warnings, Coraline discovers a small door in the drawing room that leads to a strange alternate world.
The Other Mother: In this alternate world, Coraline meets an eerie woman who calls herself “The Other Mother” and offers her anything she desires if she will stay with her forever.
Exploration: Despite being warned by a talking cat not to trust The Other Mother, Coraline continues to explore this new world and discovers its dark secrets.
Escape Plan: With help from the talking cat, Coraline devises an escape plan to get back home before it is too late.
Grandma sure did let Coraline do her thing! She was always so supportive and encouraging, never holding her back. She’d say, “Go for it, Coraline!” with a big smile on her face. Grandma knew that if she gave Coraline the freedom to explore and express herself, she’d be able to reach her full potential.
