An american summer in chapter 5, how do peter nikeas' experiences reveal a potential for loss of hope for chicago/ its people? how and why does peter continue doing the work he does? connect to specific evidence from chapter 5.
A cobbler and his wife suddenly became very poor - all they had left to their name was one piece of leather. Before retiring for the evening the old gentleman cut out a pair of men's shoes. In the morning the shoes were finished and beautifully sewn! A gentleman came in and bought the pair enabling the cobbler and his wife to purchase more leather. The elves return each night until the old cobbler and his wife become rich and wanted to repay the skilled workers for their help.
