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Summary
In Chapter 8, the narrative recounts another visit by the boy to Ona’s house. They brainstormed ideas for age-related world records, and the boy thought of the car Ona owned and drove. Ona admitted that she drove it but did not have a valid license. The boy recommended that she should study for the driver’s test and claim the record for the oldest licensed driver. Ona agreed with this idea.
In Chapter 9, the narrative recounts the boy’s ninth visit to Ona’s house. The boy asked Ona what documents she had that could prove her age, as such documents would be necessary if she were to be eligible for an age-related world record. As they discussed the issue, it soon became clear that Ona had no such documents. The boy became distraught, but Ona calmed him, saying that she would continue...
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