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If I was going to give Teddy some advice it would be to not trust the FBI. I would give this advice because every time Teddy would give them information, they would take all the credit and cut him out. More advice I would give him is to ask for a raise. I would give this advice to him because he and his mom are struggling financially, and the owner owes him for all the trouble he went through for him.

It is a character driven plot. Teddy, the main character, drives the plot because of his experiences and how he grows. An example of this is when he decided to steal the federal truck and chase after the robbers. In this scenario, he drove the plot by growing and by his actions, what he experiences.

There is a connection with Panda-Monium and Outer Banks. More specifically Teddy, from Panda-Monium, and John B, from outer banks. They both have a similar path. In the book Teddy goes on a hunt with his rich girlfriend to find their lost panda. In Outer Banks, John B goes on a hunt with his rich girlfriend to find 400 million dollars. Teddy works for his rich girlfriends dad. This is the same with John B.

Some of the genres are dystopia, realistic fiction, & mystery. Mystery is a genre because the book is about them looking for their missing panda, Li Ping. Realistic fiction is a sub genre because of the laws, physics, etc.The story takes place in a regular neighborhood and zoo, at a regular time. Dystopia is a sub genre because of the justice that the criminals are served. The zoo suffers because of the lost panda.

Some rules and expectations are that you not challenge the owner of the zoo and that you only do your job, no fooling around. Something that is considered wrong is that you should not mess with Summer. Something that is considered right is when you finish your job early. When Teddy decided to constantly question the owner, he was seen as an outcast. When he helped Summer in after hours, he was seen as being elite.