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What was Stargirl's vision?
Even Leo pretends he doesn't see her. The next morning, she's happy for the first time in days and shakes Leo with excitement, 'It's going to be okay... I had a vision!' Stargirl describes her vision: She will be champion of the Arizona state oratorical contest and be given a 'hero's welcome'.
Who did Stargirl say she rooted for?
' Stargirl said, 'I root for everybody!' Before the jury could respond, Kevin intervened (prevented or stopped). He joked with Stargirl and suggested that every district should have one person who rooted for everyone. And another question, what was susan's vision? Susan had a vision of victory and a hero's welcome after the state oratorical contest. In Chapter 29 of 'Stargirl', we find that only one of those will come true.
Why does Hillary act like she does toward Stargirl?
To Hillari, Stargirl is just too confident to actually be genuine. The idea that such a girl could be comfortable in her own skin makes no sense to Miss Kimble. We never learn the motivating factor behind Hillari's nastiness to Stargirl, because we don't know much about her at all. Why does Dori get angry with Stargirl? Susan explains that Dori is mad at her because she feels like Susan betrayed her true self when she got rid of Stargirl: "She just doesn't understand how important it is to be popular" (27.13). She does know that Dori will be at the front of the mob that welcomes her home, however.
How long have Kevin and Leo been friends?
Kevin is Leo's best friend, although at times, we can't help but wonder why. They both arrived in Arizona four years ago during the very same week, and since then, they have been buddies. Leo states that they "usually agreed on everything" (3.13), and they share a ton of interests, likes, and dislikes.
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