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Chapter Summary: Death Wind By William Bell
The novel Death Wind by William Bell explains Allie’s situation with Razz in Ottawa that is organized for skateboard Championship. In the morning Allie told Razz about Slammer and how he beat her and scratch van, however Razz said he will face him after competition and left for practicing. Allie got ready for competition and then enjoyed by watching competitors along with Razz and then they had sodas and again they went for free style competition where Razz won and Slammer came second. In the afternoon Razz start the Half-Pipe competition, his moves were outstanding and incredible but unlike him Slammer was not fast since he tried to harm Allie but failed. Over all Razz practice help him to win while Slammers hatred avoid him from wining. Focusing
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