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Davinski told his son that to find the person who destroyed the artwork, investigators needed to "follow the money." Was he right? Provide details from the text to support your answer.
Why do you think the Spoons chose to "use" the Khan family over other Highsmith families?
Describe the color photograph that Kendra left for Saba. What did Saba conclude after carefully examining it?
Speculate why the Spoon family had moved many times.
In her note to Saba, Kendra wrote, "You're better off now than you were before." Was Kendra right? Why or why not?
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