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The two quotes shown has dramatically increased the quality of the plot. Both of these examples portray love between many of the characters in the novel. The examples show affection and devotion towards the character spoken to or about. In the second example shown, Cathy expresses her outrage about M&M, Cathy’s brother, living in the unsanitary ‘hippie’ house. She says, “....that baby” showing the concern and therefore the affection she feels for M&M. The first quote with Bryon describing his relationship towards Mark directly shows the theme of love. The deep connection between them was described by Bryon as ‘buddies’ and ‘brothers’. The theme of love had a large part in the grand theme of a changing relationship between Mark and Bryon.
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