As he gathers information about Wellington’s death, he stumbles into secrets about his own family history. He goes around to the various people of his neighborhood looking for clues. While Ed works with Christopher’s teachers to get him placed in advanced mathematics classes, Christopher sets out on his investigation. Meanwhile, in sessions with Siobhan, we learn that Christopher’s mother Judy developed heart disease and died in the hospital Ed relayed the news but never allowed Christopher to visit Judy during her illness. Christopher resolves to make it his personal mission to solve the case of who killed Wellington. It is sorted out that the teen definitely did not kill the dog, but the incident puts more stress on the already touchy relationship between Ed and Christopher. Ed comes to the police station to retrieve Christopher. Christopher explains he did not kill Wellington, but the interaction becomes contentious and Christopher ends up arrested for hitting the policeman. Shears assumes Christopher is the killer and calls the police. Shears’ dog Wellington has been stabbed to death with a garden fork.
Our story begins when Christopher discovers his neighbor Mrs. As a young person on the autism spectrum, certain social situations can be challenging or confusing for Christopher to navigate, and his work with Siobhan helps him express and process his unique perspective on the world around him. Christopher lives with his father, Ed, and shares a close bond with his teacher, Siobhan, who encourages him to keep a written journal of his thoughts and activities, which they read aloud together as the play progresses. He is extremely curious, an excellent mathematics student, and has an extraordinary ability to observe and retain highly detailed information about any situation he finds himself in. Please note, this synopsis contains spoilers.Ĭhristopher Boone is 15 years old and lives in the English town of Swindon, located about 100 miles west of London. The People's Party: BIPOC Affinity Nights.
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