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Characterize Arthur's father, Tom Owens. Do you think he was a good father and husband? Why or why not?
Explain what Judge Weaver meant when he told Arthur, "In my experience, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
Describe how the junk man usually looked when he walked around Arthur's neighborhood with his grocery cart. Why didn't Arthur recognize him when he came to Arthur's court hearing?
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Describe Officer Billie. Include details of how she interacted with Arthur.
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