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Summary Of A View From The Bridge
In the article “A view from the bridge” there is two main characters, one a man who is in his 20s-30s and a boy who is young. The story is about the man helping the boy with his fishing with a twist at one point. Throughout the article there is details that inform the reader of the boy’s problem and there is a point when the author realizes it too. When reading the story it starts off with the man jogging in Fort Lauderdale who comes across a boy who is fishing in the water. The man doesn’t seem to care for the boy at first and was not going to stop but something about the boy drew him in to help. The boy had dropped his last shrimp and needed help finding it which happened to be next to his foot. This is the first clue the author gives that

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