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The conflict in this book is how Hal's parents as not wanting to get a dog for Hal. Hal dog really mad about this, so he decided to break into the place where his parents rented a dog from. Hal really connected to this dog when they were together, which was for about 2 days. Hal was saying how Fleck, the dog, helped him feel better about everything. This bad would've never happened if the parents were ok with a dog.

In this book, Fleck, a dog, represents a really good companion for Hal. The author wrote multiple pages all about how Fleck helps Hal see the world in a way better way than he did before. Fleck also brings happiness to Hal and made his dream of having a dog come true, but only for a period of time. Hal cherished Fleck so much that when Fleck got taken away from Hal, he tried to steal him back and run away with him.

This book is about a boy, Hal, who has always begged for a dog. Every holiday and birthday, that would be the thing he would ask for. One day, his parents got him a temporary dog that they rented for 3 days and thought, by then, Hal wouldn't want him anymore. That was not the case. The parents had to trick Hal in order to bring the dog back and Hal is still sad and trying to recover and wants the dog back.

In this book, the outcast would be Fleck, a dog. He was a stray dog who the dog caretaker found in front of her house. He is a cute dog who just wants a home. He was in his kennel for 2 almost 3 days waiting for someone to want to take her to take care of her. Fleck is very munched liked by everyone because he just wants a home and you can feel very bad for him. I think he is going to be very important in this book.