Killing Mr. griffin chapters 8-10

In chapters 8-10 of "Killing Mr. Griffin" by Lois Duncan, the tension escalates as the group of students grApples with the consequences of their actions. They struggle with guilt and fear after the accidental death of their teacher, Mr. Griffin, while attempting to scare him. As paranoia sets in, the dynamics within the group begin to fray, revealing their individual weaknesses and moral dilemmas. This section highlights the psychological turmoil and the impact of their choices on their relationships and future.