Susan said that they could travel using imaginations, but Greg didn't like the idea. Rowley was on another trip to Europe - Greg tried to give Rowley hints so he could go with Rowley, but the boy didn't understand. Susan is happy because the time slowed down when they are together, but Greg didn't like it.
Noah was stuck on the boat for 190 days with his wife and his three children, so every time Greg thinks about Noah, he's feeling better. Greg also wonders what awesome animals lived before the flood and didn't make it to the boat. But Greg doesn't understand why Noah let birds on the ark because they could've flown. Luckily, Noah didn't find a place for fish, but they probably didn't know the flood was happening. He would use the extra space to save more cute animals. Greg says that if he was Noah, he would not save snakes and scorpions. But Greg thought that if the drawings were more realistic, people wouldn't buy it. The illustrations in Manny's book make it look like a big flood was a lot of fun. Manny's favorite picture book he reads when going to bed is about the Noah's Ark, where Noah saved all animals from a storm on his ship. They have to go to bed before it's even dark because they are on Manny's schedule. Sometimes they play a board game as a family, but they have to choose the easiest one because Manny can't handle complicated rules. Greg can solve Gramma's puzzles, but Manny always wants to put the last piece. When Frank has a meeting, they must sit quietly, which is hard because of Manny. Susan says they can just use their imagination, but Greg dreams about sending Rodrick to space every time. There's no TV too, so they entertain themselves with a puppet show by Susan. They can't go to the kitchen either, so Rodrick just heated the pizza in the dryer once. Then Greg tells that when Gramma's friends visit her, the family must stay in the basement, but they can't go to the bathroom. He wanted to stay in the guest room, but it was taken by Sweetie.
They all sleep in one room, and Greg sleeps next to Rodrick. He explains they live in Gramma's basement because their house is destroyed, referencing the events of Wrecking Ball. Greg talks about how his family is doing tough because of them all staying in one room. When the skies open up and the water starts to rise, the Heffleys wonder if they can save their vacation-or if they’re already in too deep. In The Deep End, book 15 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series from #1 international bestselling author Jeff Kinney, Greg Heffley and his family hit the road for a cross-country camping trip, ready for the adventure of a lifetime.īut things take an unexpected turn, and they find themselves stranded at an RV park that’s not exactly a summertime paradise.
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