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Artemis Fowl 12 Analysis
Artemis Fowl Twelve year old prodigy/criminal and butler his bodyguard went to find a fairy book in Ho Chi Minh City in the summer. When they arrive back home Artemis spends multiple hours translating it and found secrets on fairies no human should ever know. The reason Artemis is doing this is because he is trying to get back his family fortune they lost with his father's disappearance.
Captain Holly Short is an elf who is the first female in LPE and the commander is putting a lot on her shoulders by telling her she needs to pick up her game or she will be removed from the institute. As she is trying to prove herself to Commander Root she disobeys order of just reporting and nothing else by going to save innocent people in a restaurant from
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