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#7. 10 marks - If the book has a villain, why was his or her punishment justified? Freddie and Jason aren’t exactly villains in the book, but they were bullies to everyone in the camp, they punched Kevin in the face when Kevin and Joe were picking up fire wood, and would say rude comments to Kevin while they were canoeing. When Stan had to take Gord to the hospital because of the bear attack it was up to Joe to save the day, so he canoed to the camps and got the other guys, after he picked up Kevin, Mike and Raymond he went to Jason’s camp to find out he wasn’t there, and he knew exactly where he was, at Freddie’s camp. When they got to Freddie’s camp, Joe, Kevin, Mike and Raymond all hid in the bushes and started making noises, cracking sticks, and pushing around the bushes to scared Jason and Freddie. Earlier at camp, Gord told everyone at the campfire a story about a “Wildman” who lived in these woods, so when Joe, Kevin, Ray and Mike were scaring Freddie and Jason, Mike chased after them only wearing his shoes and shorts, and the rest of his body was smeared with mud, and fern leaves and branches were tied to his waist and shoulders pretending to be the “Wildman”. Jason and Freddie ran down the path screaming heading to the path where their canoe was. I think that was revenge by the other guys for Jason and Freddie being such jerks to them earlier in the camp. They all laughed it off and continued to go get Jaryl, who was last to get picked up.
#16. 15 marks- Write two articles for a newspaper published at the time of a major even in your book.
1st. 14 Year-Old Boy in Hospital due to Crashing Stolen Car A 14 year-old boy has been hospitalized Friday night from crashing a BMW, 535i, which he has stolen from a variety store earlier that night. The young boy, 14, can’t be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. He has suffered a concussion and doesn’t remember anything about the crash; he may have information about Jonnie Campbell, big time

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