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Where Have You Gone Charming Billy
Nicholas Walters
Period.6
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|Quotes... |Responses... |
| | |
|1. 'and I couldn't say no. how could I” |There has been times in my life where I just couldnt say no just because I|
| |had always thought if I were to say no then im just like a coward or |
| |someone who was just scared to say no. I learned that there will be times |
| |that you have to say “no” cause if you dont learn that your allowed to |
| |then there is a possibility you could get in trouble or something stupid |
| |just happen to you. |
| | |
|2. “it was worth a try” |2. liesel was always wanting to talk to her mom and send her messages |
| |cause only liesel cared enough about her to actully want a relationship |
| |with her mom. But her grandma was always wondering what she was writing to|
| |her mom and what they were talking about. Cause

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