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CHAPTER SIXTEEN


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On Sunday, the Eberhardts are eating lunch when the doorbell rings. It is Garrett and he wants Roy to go skateboarding. Garrett tells Roy all about Dana being busted and how this time, they’re going to lock him up for good. It gives Roy a sense of liberation.

Meanwhile, Curly is feeling good about the bust as well especially when it comes to reporting to Mr. Muckle. He goes back to the trailer and discovers that his gun is missing. He begins to search for it when he discovers something more has happened: someone has removed the seats from every bulldozer, making them impossible to operate. Now Curly knows that either Dana has........


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This chapter continues to reinforce Roy’s progress in becoming a man of integrity. He recognizes the beauty of the natural world and the value of his parents. He also takes on the responsibility to .......

 

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