He killed and ate the person and then threw the bones down a pit shaft.

He captured the person and hypnotised him or her.

He changed his shape into that of a dark dog or some other animal.

He tied up the person and set him or her adrift in a leaky boat.

Hopper puffed smoke like he was burning inside.

Even the mosquitoes did not suck Hopper's blood.

Hopper's eyes were puffy and red, like he had been crying.

Hopper wore a hood on his head on a warm, sunny day.

stood where they had stood and danced like Jess had danced

carved a piece of pine into a doll that looked just like Blue

followed them closely and eavesdropped on their conversation

collected some ashes from their fire and put them into his pocket

He stood over Hopper's sleeping form and punched him hard in the face.

He left the bloody heads of several chickens under Hopper's bed pillow.

He quietly tied Hopper to his bed with a length of washing line.

He pulled out his kitchen knife and cut off large chunks of Hopper's hair.

the drawings on the wall of Blue and his family

the missing page of poems from his book

one of Jess's dolls sitting on top of a rustic bench

the heavy brass ring Hopper usually wore on his knuckles