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Book 3, Chapter 6 Summary
Jenna moved to Panama City with her family when she was four. Her father tried to do the best he could. Her father felt that he had given them the best, but Jenna and Tony felt as if they had moved to the ghetto. Tony was always trying to protect Jenna from the other guys who would try to touch her and got into many fights. His father even told him to take care of one bully or not come home. Of, course Tony did what his father said. Even though Larry and his wife, Marjorie, worked long hours, and Tony and Jenna would stay out late and run the streets, they felt as if they had a normal and happy childhood.
Book 3, Chapter 6 Analysis
The reader sees that Larry wanted Tony to be tough, and Tony lived up to his...
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