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Today there was a holiday carnival and I saw Jem and Scout dressed up as a ham. I noticed this weird guy following them, I believe he goes by the name of Bob Ewell. I decided I would follow them as Atticus wasn't with them and I knew something was unusual. I'm super glad that I followed them because next thing I knew Bob tried stabbing them with a knife. I grabbed the knife and he didn't expect it. Next thing I knew I stabbed him and saved the two terrified kids. It was really dark out and it all happened so fast.
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