The Westing Game

by

Ellen Raskin

Doug Hoo is the son of James Hoo. He’s one of Sam Westing’s 16 potential heirs. A high school senior, track star, and accomplished athlete, Doug Hoo is a genial, easygoing kid who works in his family’s restaurant and enjoys picking on Turtle with Theo, his classmate, neighbor, and partner in the Westing game. Doug’s skills as a runner come in handy throughout the game as he is able to tail players who seem to know more than they’re letting on—such as Otis Amber. Doug’s enthusiasm is the perfect match for the brainier Theo’s diligence. After the conclusion of the Westing game, Doug goes on to become an Olympic gold medalist and a popular sportscaster.

Doug Hoo Quotes in The Westing Game

The The Westing Game quotes below are all either spoken by Doug Hoo or refer to Doug Hoo. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Solidarity vs. Individualism Theme Icon
).
Chapter 3 Quotes

"What do you mean his corpse is rotting on an Oriental rug, some kind of Persian rug, maybe a Chinese rug." Mr. Hoo joined his son at the glass sidewall of the fifth-floor restaurant.

Related Characters: James Shin Hoo (speaker), Samuel W. Westing, Alexander “Sandy” McSouthers, Doug Hoo, Otis Amber
Page Number: 12
Explanation and Analysis:
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Doug Hoo Quotes in The Westing Game

The The Westing Game quotes below are all either spoken by Doug Hoo or refer to Doug Hoo. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Solidarity vs. Individualism Theme Icon
).
Chapter 3 Quotes

"What do you mean his corpse is rotting on an Oriental rug, some kind of Persian rug, maybe a Chinese rug." Mr. Hoo joined his son at the glass sidewall of the fifth-floor restaurant.

Related Characters: James Shin Hoo (speaker), Samuel W. Westing, Alexander “Sandy” McSouthers, Doug Hoo, Otis Amber
Page Number: 12
Explanation and Analysis: