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Christopher’s parents Ed Boone and Judy Boone, have many similarities and differences during the dation of the novel. These similarities and differences are shown in many different aspects throughout the novel. A similarity between both parents trying to protect Christopher. His father thought he was protecting Christopher by telling him his mother die. On the other hand his mother thought not being in his life was the best for him. This is shown after Christopher reads the letters from his mother. His father says “ I did it for your good, Christopher. Honestly I did. I never meant to lie.” His mother thought him and his father were better without her because she saw how better Christopher behaved. “ I remember looking at the two of you and

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