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Tomi And Ket Comparison
Tomi and Keet may be extremely different but they do have some similarities. Keet and Tomi both are very determined and when they have their minds set on something they will go to any end to get it. Keet and Tomi had similarities and differences Keet is different is some ways Tomi is different in some ways and they have some things in common too. Keet is different from Tomi, because unlike Tomi, Keet is mean, cares about what other people think about him, and has a maid to do his chores. Whereas on the other side Tomi is nice, does not care what other people think of him, and is very hardworking.

Keet is a mean person. In the book on page 43 it says “You traitors got something I should know about hidden in that pit?” Secondly on page 45 it says “I’m
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In the book on page 195 it says “Well I haven’t seen them do anything together in a long time, if that's what you mean. That’s what I mean. That’s why the boy do stupid things. Don’t matter what, just so long as the daddy notice… if he cracks that whip perfect in front of his dad, then his dad will say, Good, Keet, nice job-you sure know how to crack a whip. That's what the boy wants” In addition on page 17 it says “We used to be friends, me and him. But around the beginning of sixth grade that easy world caved in and I quickly turned into his worst enemy… Billy thought he knew. It took me a week to force it out of him. Keet Wilson had been told by his friends at school white guys weren't supposed to like Japanese guys, so what was he doing hanging around me?” This means that Keet wilson really cares about what others think about him. But on the other hand Tomi doesn't care what people say about him he doesnt let it bother him. In the book on page 12 it says “We got second looks everywhere we went, hooded eyes watching, wondering. Is this one a spy? That one? What are they planning next? It was crazy.” This means that Keet cares what people think about him, but Tomi

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