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Ms. Clark Argumentative Analysis
CW Showell arrived at Downingtown East High school to speak with Christian Clark. CW observed Christian who appeared in good spirits. CW asked Christian about the incidents with his mother.

Christian explained that he and his mother have been arguing "all of last week" (Nov 6 to Nov 10). Christian stated that his mother called the police on him after he was "being verbally aggressive". Christian states that he doesn't want to be in his mother's house anymore because their issues are starting to get physical. Christian states that most of the arguments trigger him getting upset because Ms. Clark tends to talk negatively about Christian's Paternal side of the family. Christian mentioned two "serious" incidents that occurred last week.

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