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The Scorpion Theme
This essay is about a theme for The house of the scorpion,by Nancy Farmer.My theme is don’t disrespect on another or they would disrespect you back.The first evidence for my theme is Steven and Emilia because they said rude comments to Matt because he was a clone.My second evidence is Tom,he disrespect Matt a lot,he said bad comments to Matt,and at the end Matt was glad he died.My final evidence is the Keepers,when Jorge was about to whip Fidelito,Matt and Chacho beat the stuffing out of him.These are my evidence for my theme, the next paragraph shows my first evidence.

My first evidence of the theme,is Steven and Emilia because they said bad comments to Matt because he was a clone.At first they were nice,they brought him to the house because
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