Where the Logan children justified in their actions toward the bus? Why or why not. What consequence does Cassie fear? Is her fear its own consequence?

I'm sorry, this is a short-answer forum designed for text specific questions. We are unable to provide students with writing assignments. In context, the children are justified in their feelings... the fact that the bus could have suffered an accident and induced injuries is not justifiable. They acted on their anger.

Cassie fears being found out.... she worries that the men are coming after them because of what they did to the bus, and Stacey feels as if it were his fault because it was his idea to dig the ditch.