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Explain the quote "If you want it bad enough, it will come to you." Use details from the story to support your explanation.
Griffin tried hard to sugarcoat the baseball card heist for Savannah. Make a personal connection to a time when someone sugarcoated something for you when they told you something.
In your opinion, will Griffin's heist be considered a crime if he and Ben follow through? Why or why not?
What do you think the quote "But it was always unnerving when real life didn't match what you'd planned for" means?
Mulroney, Swindle's neighbor, spent a lot of time outside. He said that any time not spent out in the fresh air was a second wasted. Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
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