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Scouts Honor by Avi is a realistic fiction story about three boys who go in the woods to camp. In the beginning the boys are trying to earn a patch for there scouts vest so they go camping to earn the patch. Soon the boys set out on their journey and struggle to adapt after trying to be cool. In the end the boys struggle so much they end their camping trip and go home after they try to be cool. This story shows that the boys like to show off to each other. Max shows off to the boys. Max the character trying to showing off is crying but pretends not to be after a scary situation. Max is scared in paragraph forty five the author states “he watched us as his horror stricken face slid away. This shows he was truly scared and when his face had
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