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In the seventh chapter of Buddha Boy it starts with Justin and Jakob watching the play’s rehearsal. During the rehearsal Justin thinks about Jinsen and why he cared about him. After a while he leaves the rehearsal and goes to his locker. During that McManus and his crew walk up to Justin. McManus asks if Justin had been spreading any rumours about McManus. Justin doesn’t answer, and McManus slams Justin’s locker’s door almost crushing Justin’s fingers.

I liked this chapter, even though it was a small chapter, I believe it is a needed chapter. For example, the readers learn how Justin is thinking about all of this, about Jinsen. I assume McManus will bully Justin, a great deal, due to what happened in this chapter. Also we find out how pretty
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