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Why Was Mr Bauumer Not Be Responsible For Slade's Death
I agree with Mr. Baumer that the death of Slade was not all of his fault. His death was some of Slade’s fault too.Mr. Baumer bought wood alcohol for cheap. Mr. Baumer knew Slade couldn’t read so that’s why he bought it. Slade is responsible for his own death. Mr. Baumer shouldn’t be responsible for Slade’s death. I feel like Mr. Baumer shouldn’t be responsible for Slade’s death.

Mr. Baumer is guilty because he knew he was going to kill Slade. Mr. Baumer bought wood alcohol for cheap. Slade couldn’t read so he couldn’t read that the barrel said “ wood alcohol.” Slade drinked the wood alcohol and soon after died. Mr. Baumer wanted to get back at Slade because Slade beated him up. After Slade died, Mr. Baumer was guilty. In a part of the

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