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What event starts the narrative in the notes?

The narrative starts with a full moon.

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What was Sage doing when Freddy first called to her?

Sage was dribbling her basketball through her legs.

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Who is Freddy in relation to Sage?

Freddy is a boy she meets and becomes friends with.

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What year was significant in regard to Sage's neighborhood?

The year her neighborhood burned was also the year of Freddy.

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What basketball player scored 100 points in a game, which Freddy mentions?

Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in 1962 against the Knicks.

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What does the name 'Sage' symbolize according to her mother?

Sage means healing plant.

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How did Sage's father die?

He died in a fire caused by frayed wires.

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What did Freddy treat everyone to after finding money in the burnt area?

Freddy treated them to candy.

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What was one of the foods Sage liked that Freddy's mom prepared?

Sage liked etouffee.

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Which neighborhood does Sage's mother plan to move to?

They plan to move to a house made of brick.

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What significance does the fire alarm have in Sage's life?

It represents the fire that destroyed her neighborhood and her father's death.

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What did Mrs. Peat gift Sage before her move?

Mrs. Peat gifted Sage a Bible.

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What did Freddy encourage Sage to pursue?

Freddy encouraged Sage to make it to the NBA.

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Why did Lisa move from the Bronx?

Lisa moved because her home was burned down.

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What sport does Sage excel in?

Sage excels in basketball.

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In what school year does Sage mention being five-eight?

She mentions being five-eight in seventh grade.

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What type of pets does Sage see in their backyard?

Sage sees cats in all colors roaming in their backyard.

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What two places does Sage’s family take vacations to?

They take vacations to Disneyland and Peg Leg Bates' country club.

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What was the last gift Freddy gave to Sage before her move?

Freddy gave her a basketball needle.

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What does the full moon signify in Sage's story?

The full moon signifies the beginning of the narrative.

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What activity does Sage often engage in during her free time?

Sage often practices her basketball skills.

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How does Sage's neighborhood change over time?

Sage's neighborhood was once a thriving community but eventually burnt down.

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What does Sage aspire to achieve in basketball?

Sage aspires to play in the NBA.

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What emotional impact does the fire have on Sage?

The fire deeply affects Sage, representing loss and change.

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What relationship dynamics are explored between Sage and Freddy?

Sage's friendship with Freddy highlights support and encouragement.

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How does Freddy's background affect his friendship with Sage?

Freddy’s experiences of loss and resilience strengthen their bond.

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What personal loss does Sage experience?

Sage loses her father to a fire.

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What role does Candy play in Sage's experience with Freddy?

Candy represents a moment of joy and celebration after loss.

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What is the significance of the basketball needle Freddy gifts to Sage?

The basketball needle symbolizes Freddy's support for Sage's basketball journey.

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What does Sage practice daily?

Sage practices her basketball shots every day.

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How does the community view Sage's basketball skills?

The community recognizes Sage's talent and potential.

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What motivates Sage to improve her game?

Sage is motivated by her dream to play in the NBA.

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What did Freddy help Sage with in her basketball training?

Freddy helped Sage with training drills and techniques.

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What does Sage's mother often remind her about basketball?

Sage's mother reminds her to focus on education as well as sports.

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What rivalry exists between Sage and other players?

Sage has some rivalries with local players who want to beat her.

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Who is considered a mentor figure for Sage?

Freddy serves as a mentor and supportive friend to Sage.

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What does Sage struggle with in her basketball journey?

Sage struggles with self-doubt and pressure to succeed.

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What does Freddy say to encourage Sage?

Freddy tells Sage to keep believing in herself.

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What important lesson does Sage learn from her losses?

Sage learns resilience and the importance of grit from her losses.

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How does the fire change Sage's perspective on life?

The fire teaches Sage to appreciate every moment.

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What type of ball does Sage prefer to use?

Sage prefers using a smaller basketball for her practice.

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How often does Sage participate in local basketball games?

Sage participates in local games every weekend.

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What favorite memory does Sage have with Freddy?

Sage's favorite memory is the day they played together in the park.

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How does Sage feel about her father during games?

Sage feels her father's presence and support during games.

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What role does music play in Sage's life?

Music serves as motivation and helps Sage focus before games.

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What advice does Sage receive from her mother about teamwork?

Sage learns that teamwork is vital for success in basketball.

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Who is Sage’s biggest supporter?

Sage’s biggest supporter is her mother.

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What aspirations do Sage and Freddy share?

They both aspire to achieve greatness in basketball.

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What type of competitions does Sage participate in?

Sage participates in various basketball tournaments.

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What does the basketball court represent for Sage?

The basketball court represents a place of freedom and expression.

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How does Sage handle criticism from others?

Sage learns to use criticism as motivation to improve.

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What is Freddy’s dream regarding sports?

Freddy dreams of becoming a professional athlete.

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How does Sage feel about her basketball team?

Sage feels a strong sense of camaraderie with her teammates.

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In what ways does Sage honor her father's memory?

Sage honors her father by dedicating her games to him.

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What life lessons does Sage gain from sports?

Sage learns discipline, respect, and perseverance from sports.

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What challenges does Sage face on the court?

Sage faces tough competition from experienced players.

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How does Sage build her confidence?

Sage builds confidence by practicing and improving her skills.

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What is Sage's favorite basketball position?

Sage prefers to play as a guard.

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What unique skill does Sage possess?

Sage has exceptional ball-handling skills.

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What strategies does Sage use during games?

Sage uses quick footwork and strategic passing.

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What does the basketball represent in Sage’s life?

The basketball represents her dreams and aspirations.

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Who inspires Sage in her basketball career?

Sage is inspired by professional female athletes.

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What does Sage’s practice schedule include?

Sage's practice schedule includes dribbling, shooting, and teamwork drills.

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How does Sage deal with defeat?

Sage reflects on the experience and focuses on improvement.

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What future plans does Sage have for basketball?

Sage plans to play at the collegiate level.

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What condition did Sage have when she started playing basketball?

Sage had asthma but learned to manage it while playing.

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What is the objective of Sage's basketball team?

The objective is to win games and develop skills.

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How does Sage balance school and basketball?

Sage manages her time between homework and basketball practice.

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What advice does Freddy give about handling pressure?

Freddy advises Sage to stay calm and focused during games.

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What significant milestone does Sage hope to achieve?

Sage hopes to score over 20 points in a game.

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What aspect of basketball brings Sage joy?

Playing with friends and improving her skills brings Sage joy.

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What does Freddy think about Sage's potential?

Freddy believes Sage has the potential to go far in her basketball career.

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What type of drills does Sage incorporate in her training?

Sage incorporates shooting, agility, and endurance drills.

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How do Sage and Freddy motivate each other?

They motivate each other by sharing goals and progress.

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What does the team coach appreciate about Sage?

The coach appreciates Sage’s dedication and hard work.

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What impact does social media have on Sage's basketball journey?

Social media helps Sage connect with other players and stay informed.

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How does Sage feel after a good performance in a game?

Sage feels proud and motivated to continue improving.

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What role does competition play in Sage's development?

Competition helps Sage develop skills and character.

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What does Sage learn from observing other players?

Sage learns new techniques and strategies by watching others.

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How does Sage handle distractions during games?

Sage focuses on her game and blocks out distractions.

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What is one of Sage's proudest achievements in basketball?

Sage’s proudest achievement is leading her team to victory.

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How does preparing for tournaments differ from regular practices?

Preparing for tournaments involves more strategy and preparation.

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What kind of support does Sage receive from her friends?

Sage’s friends support her by attending her games.

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What does Sage enjoy most about playing basketball?

Sage enjoys the competitive spirit and teamwork involved.

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How does Sage celebrate her victories?

Sage celebrates with her team and reflects on their efforts.

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What fictional character inspires Sage?

Sage is inspired by fictional sports heroes who overcome adversity.

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What challenge does Sage face when playing against older players?

Sage struggles with the experience and size of older players.

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How does Sage practice mental toughness?

Sage practices visualization and positive self-talk.

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What personal goals does Sage set for herself in basketball?

Sage sets goals for improving her shooting percentage and skills.

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What is the importance of practice for Sage?

Practice is crucial for skill development and confidence building.

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How do family outings relate to Sage's basketball journey?

Family outings often include going to watch local basketball games.

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What specific basketball achievement does Sage aspire to have?

Sage aspires to receive a scholarship for college basketball.

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How does Sage respond to negative comments from others?

Sage uses negative comments to fuel her determination to improve.

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What does teamwork mean to Sage?

Teamwork means supporting each other and working towards a common goal.

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How does Sage's perspective on failure evolve?

Sage begins to view failure as an opportunity to learn and grow.

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What does Sage's team focus on during training?

The team focuses on communication and building trust among players.

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What keeps Sage motivated during tough times?

Sage is kept motivated by her love for basketball and her goals.

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How does Sage deal with performance anxiety?

Sage practices breathing techniques to manage anxiety.

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What kind of legacy does Sage hope to leave in basketball?

Sage hopes to be remembered as a dedicated and skilled player.

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How does playing basketball impact Sage's life outside of sports?

Playing basketball teaches Sage discipline and time management.