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Kevin And Max Character Analysis
The last example of Max and Kevin working together when Kevin saves Max from his dad. Kevin saves Max from his dad because Max's father kidnaped him. For example, "freak squeezes the trigger and sprays him right in the eyes. " When Kevin fired the water gun into Max's father's eyes, Kevin got Max out of the building and to safety.
Also in this quote, Kevin shows the bravery and the protection of being a friend. So, in the end, Kevin and Max do work together better than apart.
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