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Thank you!! I just mean that he could have told them that he followed a classmate to a cave filled with gore and guck. Maybe nobody cared about cruelty to animals in the 70's, though. I mean, I grew up in the 70's. I remember it. I appreciate the way you have done it. I love the book and I can't wait to get to the next ones in the series. Thanks for the awesome story.
Thank you, Tamara. =)
I'm not sure if leading them to Michael's hidey-hole would have done much. I don't think even the torturing of small animals would have been looked on as a crime, especially in 1976.
Thomas was in a tough spot, but that's what makes novels fun - putting our protagonists in difficult situations!
Agreed. And like I said before, I love the humour in your voice. Ok. Onward. Thanks for the answer. Over and out.
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Dec 03, 2021 10:10AM
Thank you!! I just mean that he could have told them that he followed a classmate to a cave filled with gore and guck. Maybe nobody cared about cruelty to animals in the 70's, though. I mean, I grew up in the 70's. I remember it. I appreciate the way you have done it. I love the book and I can't wait to get to the next ones in the series. Thanks for the awesome story.
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Thank you, Tamara. =)I'm not sure if leading them to Michael's hidey-hole would have done much. I don't think even the torturing of small animals would have been looked on as a crime, especially in 1976.
Thomas was in a tough spot, but that's what makes novels fun - putting our protagonists in difficult situations!
Agreed. And like I said before, I love the humour in your voice. Ok. Onward. Thanks for the answer. Over and out.
