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1. The Murphy homes were nicknamed Murder homes. These homes were in the horrific projects. Graffiti covered the walls, the elevators rarely worked, and drug dealers were everywhere. Parents wouldn’t even let their children out of the house because of the danger surrounding them.
2. Tony is a teenager who just wishes he had gotten out of the drug business when he could. He is a depressed teenager who just wants his brother to do well. Tony has dug himself deep and just wants to drill important information into Wes’ brain, so that Wes doesn’t end up like him.
3. Wes’ school performance wasn’t perfect. He didn’t pay much attention in class because he was bored. I believe it was because Wes knew what was being taught so much so that it didn’t
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