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I believe the author opened paragraph five (Justin) with a quote from “The Elephant Man” because Justin is the kind of person who sees things in a positive perspective and has hopes and ideas for his life. On page 187 the text states “ The first time I met Olivia’s little brother, I have to admit I was totally taken by surprise. This shows that even after learning about Auggie in advance Justin is still a little shocked, but later on page 188 Justin states “I'm not freaked out or scared , I smile” I feel this information Links to the quote because Justin looks on the bright side, just like having a big head only because it is filled with dreams. Like Olivia said on page 189 “friends wouldn't come to my birthday parties, because he would be
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