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The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare is about a teenage boy named Daniel bar Jamin who live in the Galilee, which he met some friends he know from what he from. He grew a hatred for the Romans for the killing of his father as well as causing his family to be devastated. In to get back at them, He and his friends join a band that was led by Rosh.

On top of a hill Daniel bar Jamin, who was looking down on the valley and having thoughts that were making him confused, saw people that he knew from his previous hometown a girl named Malthace and her brother named Joel (pg.3-5). When all three of them were wandering around on the top of a hill, he has been having some hatred about the Romans, who killed his father and caused a crisis in his

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