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Thomas Chatterton Jupiter Zeus is the name to of a wood rat who is one of Opal's favorite pets. Opal carries Thomas Chatterton Jupiter Zeus whenever she goes visiting or exploring. He rides in her pockets or in her hat. She writes that wood-rats are "soft and velvety", not like ordinary rats. They are larger and cleaner than other types of rats and can make good pets.Opal named her pet wood-rat after the English poet Thomas Chatterton, and two gods of Roman and Greek mythology, Jupiter and Zeus. Paragraph 3: first mention of a lovely wood rat
Paragraph 419: a rat's house
Scene 16: the sore nose and a cheese squeak
Paragraph 595: last mention
About: Jupiter
About: Zeus
About: the poet Thomas Chatterton
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