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Day 1 Character

The main character in my book is Osama bin laden. He was the one who was responsible for September 11 the twin tower attack. Osama bin laden’s dad is Muhammad Bin Laden that started a huge construction company.

Day 2 plot

It took place in Saudi Arabia. Right now the time period is 1990-1995.
Now the book is mainly focused on Osama Bin Laden his three wives and all of his children.

Day 3 conflict

Right now Osama Bin Laden is starting Al Qaeda in Sudan, and he is getting his money through 150 different rich people in the Middle East and Sudan's government. Then with 50 million dollars he bought 1 million acres of land For farming and cattle raising which it will be later used for is al Qaeda training camps.

Day 4 Setting
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Because of the construction company, his family was rich. He had 53 half brothers and sisters, and he is the 17th …show more content…
They are also praying that like the Soviet Union they want to kill a lot of Americans.

Day 9 character Bin Laden is still is main character. Osama Bin Laden's very valuable assistance was captured because he was one of the people that did the 1993 World Trade Center bombings.

Day 10 plot

Osama Bin Laden is in the Philippines with his 4 wife and her brother work for Bin Laden. Al Qaeda has already try to assassinate Bill Clinton when he was in the Philippines and the pope but both failed, but they did bomb and Japanese aircraft.

Day 11 conflict
Osama Bin Laden and al Qaeda set off a bomb in Nairobi, and killing 220 and injuring +5,000 men, women, and children. The FBI put out a poster for people that can give the United States any good information about Osama Bin Laden they will give them a reward of 5 million dollars plus move there family's somewhere safe.

Day 12 setting
Al Qaeda just set off a couple of car bombs in a U.S. military base that trained Saudi Arabia's national guards.

Day 13

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