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CHAPTER 13
Summary
John begins this chapter by justifying his decision to have a party
by declaring that Mr. Pignati would have wanted them to have a
few friends over. John allows Dennis to come, but warns him not to say
anything to Norton who has a tendency to go berserk at parties. Lorraine
begins making hors d’oeuvres with everything in the house, but the snails
which she saves for the Pigman. The other guests soon begin arriving and
John observes that they all are young people who problems of their own.
He tells them it’s his uncle’s house - another lie by John Conlan - and
it begins to fill...........
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The fact that John has to justify to himself that Mr. Pignati would have wanted
them to have the party is only the beginning of this recipe for disaster.
Not inviting Norton will have grave consequences as will the fact that
they have invited more than forty people, not including the gate crashers.
To add to all of this, the..............
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