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Coraline

Chapter 2 · The Other House

Summary

In thick fog, Coraline explores outside but finds herself back at the house. A warning not to go through the door unsettles her. Feeling bored and ignored, she visits Miss Spink and Miss Forcible, who predict “terrible danger” and give her a holey stone for protection.

Key Events

  1. Coraline explores the foggy grounds after her mother warns her not to go too far, and she proudly tells Miss Forcible, “I’m an explorer,” while trying to find her way around the house.
  2. Coraline meets the man upstairs, who warns her through a message from his mice, “Don’t go through the door,” making the locked doorway seem more mysterious and dangerous.
  3. Coraline returns indoors but finds her mother and father too busy to entertain her, so she grows bored and decides to visit Miss Spink and Miss Forcible for company.
  4. Miss Spink and Miss Forcible read Coraline’s tea leaves and agree that she is “in terrible danger,” although they cannot explain what threatens her or what she should do.
  5. Miss Spink gives Coraline a stone with a hole in it, saying it might help with “bad things,” and Coraline leaves holding it tightly while imagining the mist as a ghost-world.

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