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Script Matt- (Pick up book) Man, this is so boring. Brody- Well did you try one of Rick Riordans books? Matt- What, who is he? Brody- Rick is one of my favorite authors. My favorite series of his books is the Percy Jackson books. (hand Matt the Percy Jackson book) Matt- What makes his books so good? Brody- Rick has very well written conflicts. Matt- Why are the conflicts so good? Brody- Rick added the conflicts so the book is not boring and stale, such as, monsters and magic trying to kill the heroes.
Matt- So?
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