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Hate The Interlopers
The ones who hate the most will always find and around who they do and don’t hate when its around death time. The Interlopers was a great story to men fighting for land that didn’t belong to them in the first time. Both men are stuck up about the problem so they end up not getting what either one of them wanted. Also along the way they had to compromise in order to help themselves. Not knowing they were trying to take land from someone .We should always at least try to be friends because we might never know when we will need that
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