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The Warden is the cruel, authoritarian leader of Camp Green Lake, as well as the owner of the land upon which the camp is situated. While Mr. Sir is characterized by his militaristic approach and Mr. Pendanski by his casual meanness, The Warden consistently maintains an icy, polite demeanor.
Warden Louise Walker is the main antagonist of the 2003 live-action film Holes. She is, of course, the warden of Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention camp. As a young girl, her grandfather, Trout Walker, shamelessly made her dig holes to look for some treasure buried by Katherine Barlow decades...
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The boys are digging holes because the warden is looking for something. But what could be buried under a dried-up lake? Stanley tries to dig up the truth in this inventive and darkly humorous tale of crime and punishment—and redemption.
While they are digging, X-Ray waits until the water truck has come to the holes before pretending to find the gold tube. Mr. Pendanski goes to inform the Warden of X-Ray's find. The Warden is a tall woman with red hair and freckles. She wears a cowboy hat and black cowboy boots studded with turquoise stones.
The Warden was forced to sell her family's land after the Attorney General closed Camp Green Lake. It's slated to become a Girl Scout camp. Here, the narrator confirms the reader's suspicions: Stanley's journey absolutely mirrored that of Elya Yelnats, and by carrying Zero up the mountain, he broke the family's curse.
