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5) I would rather live in Opium than Aztlan because Aztlan has cruel Keepers that with rules that are not enforced. They are able to abuse their power because the boys in the orphanage are not able to speak up. In Aztlan, the economy is bad and the boys who cross the border are forced into abusive work camps. I would rather live in Opium because if you benefit and are useful to El Patron, you will most likely be kept alive.
6) Jorge brainwashing tactics are to tell the boys things that will make them the most obedient. He tells the boys that if they are good and they work, they will become good men. Jorge makes them recite phrases when they do bad things, so they are reminded to not do it again. He also makes them confess their sins. This lowered their self esteem which makes them want to follow Jorge's ways because he makes himself seem like a good person. Whenever the boys were extremely bad, they get whipped with canes to show that the Keeper's have power. However Jorge was very egoistic and whenever his power was question, he was allowed to whip the boys to show that he has more power.

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5) I don't think that either places would be a good place to live, but if I had to choose one I would choose to live in Aztlan. Aztlan has more freedom than Opium. In Opium of you disagreed than you could be turned into an eejit or even be killed. Even though Aztlan makes you work it would make you generally a little bit happier than if you were to live in Opium.
6) Jorge tells the boys inspirational stories to help them grow into good men. Jorge also forces the boys to tell everyone their sins or else they will get whipped. This causes the boys to feel unsafe, fear, worry, nervous, and unwanted. It also causes the boys to feel horrible about themselves making them less confident. He also makes them recite the Five Principals of Good Citizenship and the Four Attributes Leading to Right-Mindfulness.

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Question 6: Jorge brainwashing tactics include forcing the boys to confess their sins and recite the Five Principals of Good Citizenship and the Four Attributes Leading to Right-Mindfulness. He installed fear into the boys by making them confess their sins. Confessing their sins also probably made them feel bad about themselves, lowering their self-esteem, and making it easier for him to brainwash them. Reciting something over and over helps it stick in your mind, and that's what happened to the boys. They said the Five Principals of Good Citizenship and the Four Attributes Leading to Right-Mindfulness over and over again until it stuck in their minds. They knew the words and the words could enter the boys minds when they're making a decision, therefore influencing their decisions.

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6) Jorge's brainwashing tactics included: confessing sins, reciting the Five Principles of Good Citizenship and the Four Attributes Leading to Right-Mindfulness, for punishments if they don't follow rules they get beaten, creating fear. Jorge also told "inspirational" stories. This made the boys feel nervous, unwanted, unsafe, etc.

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Jorge's brainwashing tactics include making the boys confess their sins, and if they do not share their sins, they get beaten. Even when they do confess their sins, they get punished for them. These brainwashing tactics impact the boys because they leave them frightened, and them being frightened makes them listen and follow directions and rules. They get worried that they are going to be punished harshly if they do not confess their sins or follow directions; therefore, they act as Jorge wants them to.

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If I had to choose a place to live, Opium or Aztlan, I would choose to live in Aztlan. There are pros and cons to each place; therefore it is a hard decision, yet Aztlan has less harsh living conditions than Opium. Opium has a very unfair government and is filled with eejits, and while Aztlan may have problems, such as forcing orphans to work, Aztlan is still a more free government that leaves most of the people happier.

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Jorge's brainwashing tactics included making all the boys confess their sins. If they didn't confess they were whipped. He also told them inspirational stories/lessons to make them into good men.

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Jorge uses his brainwashing tactics with the whip and the inspirational stories. They impact the boys because he uses it to make the boys good men.

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Question 6: Jorge will make them confess any wrong things they did, and if they had broken too many rules Jorge would whack them with a cane. Also, the stories he would tell them completely change their point of view and makes them feel like they need to follow every rule or else they get punished.

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His brainwashing tactics include making them confess every =thing and beating them senseless. It made the boys feel unsecure, and unsafe.

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6.  Explain Jorge’s brainwashing tactics and how they impacted the boys.

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Question 5: Both Opium and Aztlan are not happy places. However, I would rather live in Aztlan. Opium has eejits and a unfair government. Aztlan may have child labor and many problems, but they at least have freedom and happiness. They are not under the control of the horrible El Patron.

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I would rather live in Opium rather than Atzlan because

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If I had to choose a place to live, Opium or Aztlan, I would choose Aztlan. It is a very hard decision, but I would choose to live in Aztlan because at least the living conditions are a little better than Opium. Opium is a place I would not want to live, for

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It's really a hard question. Both Atzlan and Opium have their pros and cons. In Opium there are drugs, eejits, and harsh living conditions and government and in Atzlan there is harsh weather and people, But I would rather be a servant for El Patron than work in a factory or as a Keeper.

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I would want to live in Aztlan because Opium has a harsh government (a dictatorship) and I would not want to live there because of all the bad things that have happened there. Plus Aztlan is kind of like Mexico and things seem to run smoothly there.

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4. I think Farmer's idea of the future could be partially true but not fully. I think things like hover boards, eejits, and could exist but not other things like Opium.

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I would rather live in Aztlan than Opium because even though they both have major problems and can be viewed as dystopian, Aztlan seems to have a much loser government. People in Aztlan openly disapproved of others choices while in Opium everyone was frightened of being overheard speaking to someone about things they shouldn't. Aztlan reminds me of a sort of poorer form of America since most people who left were dreaming of going to America which was full of extremely rich people. Although they both have pros and cons Aztlan seems more like a milder version of a dystopian society.

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5.) If I could live in either Opium or Aztlan, I would choose Aztlan. Why? Well, Aztlan is basically Mexico, but a bit more advanced, like a New New Mexico maybe. Opium just seems like a bad place to be stuck in, because there are so many risks of being turned into an eejit or worse. Overall, Aztlan just seems so much safer in comparison to Opium.

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Question 5: Honestly I would choose Aztlan over Opium. Opium is always caught up with things going on and I wouldn't want to be a part of it. Aztlan however, is basically Mexico, which right now doesn't seem bad at all, so Aztlan would be my ideal place to live because there is more freedom in the world and less problems to worry about. However, I probably wouldn't want to try and make it to "Dreamland", I wouldn't want to risk being turned into an eejit. Opium has too many problems in it and wouldn't be (in my opinion) a very great place to live.

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5) I would choose Aztlan because in the land of Opium the government is like a dictatorship making the living conditions very harsh. The places are similar to the fact that they use workers to do slave like tasks but the pollution in the places change dramatically with the harshness in Aztlan and the minority in Opium.

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5) I would rather live in Aztlán because Opium is full of drugs and has poor living conditions. Opium has a very corrupt government. While the government in Aztlán has more of a dictatorship, but the government is stable. Both of these places have more of a dictatorship, they also live next to each other, so they have similar landforms.

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It depends on if you have skills or not. In Aztlan, if you live in like a town, it is better than Opium, but I would rather be a servant in El patron's house than be in the plankton factory. The plankton factory I would prefer over only being a farmer eejitt, where I would die the quickest and have no life.

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5 - Honestly I'd choose Aztlán just because there is proper living conditions and there is a town meanwhile is Opium there is a ton of Druggies and people trying to get away from their pasts. I also would be stressed about turning in to a eejit.

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5) If I were to choose Opium or Aztlan I would most likely choose  Aztlan because Opium doesn't seem like a very bright place to be because it seems like there is only one ruler and doesn't let the people decide on what goes on in their land. I also feel like Opium is out of control and has no laws for anything and is very unsafe and has harsh living conditions

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5.  If you had to pick a place to live, would you choose Opium or Aztlán? What do you think about the overall living conditions and the governments in those places? How are they similar? Different?

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Question 4: Farmer's view of the future is definitely possible, if we keep up the technology being invented rate. We already have animal clones. Human clones are coming soon. Is it likely? No. People don't believe in cloning. Lots of people don't. It goes against there religion or they think it's inhuman. All these people protest it and, unless we lose the democracy we have, the government can't just do whatever they want to. Therefore, it is highly unlikely. I believe that technology will become advanced. I believe that cloning will be possible. A lot of problems are far from being fixed, but they may be closer to a solution.

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I feel that Farmer's deception of the future could be possible. I believe this because in our lives right now, there is a lot of technology advancement, and soon enough, we could have the right technology for a clone. To add on to that, there is also a lot of discrimination in our world right now, and that could only get better or worse, but with the direction our world is going in right now, it could end up worse. Therefore, in the future we could have clones and a lot more of discrimination, which could lead to a future just like "The House of the Scorpion".

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I think Farmer's vision of the future could happen because what happens to the world depends on power. The people with power or money could force things to happen. They would be able to allow scientists to experiment and attempt to clone. Cloning could be possible with the correct technological advancements. In the future I hope drugs, such as opium, are not as often harvested/ made.

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I think that Farmer's future is possible but I wouldn't want people to create clones to work and use them for transplants all the time. I think that people would come to realization that clones have feelings too and that they would make the society a more peaceful place.

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4) I feel like it's possible for Farmer's future if the world actually thinks clones are needed to work for other people. Hopefully in the future the world has more peace everywhere, hopefully they don't want to use clones as slaves for their work.

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I think Nancy Farmer depicts the future is dark because it shows lots of mass destruction, drugs, and pollution. I think they are possible but the ideas seem a little dramatic. Some of my predictions could be maybe having new sciences to solve old problems but those may create new ones.

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4) Nancy Farmers depiction of the future is full of drugs and forced slavery. This world could be possible in the aspects of the mass production of drugs. I do believe that our society would never allow people to turn others into eejits since many of us have some form of morals

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I think the idea that Nancy Farmer depicts in her book is possible, but not too likely. There are so many possibilities for the future, and the history and facts she gives in the book make me believe it could happen, but I doubt in the future humanity will really be like that.

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Question 4: I think Farmer does predict this is possible since we already know how to clone sheep, dogs, etc. Also the pollution and all the drama going around between Donald Trump and Mexico, I believe that this could occur somewhere in the future. USA and Mexico are split away from each other and between Mexico and the USA there are people that have taken it over and are capturing people trying to make it to the USA. This is exactly what I think will happen, but there may be more wars or none.

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4. Farmer's vision of the future is pretty dark. Do you think the future Farmer depicts is possible, even likely? Why or why not? What are some of your predictions for the future?

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4.) Farmer's vision of the future could very possibly become truth soon. Since the world is filled with so much violence and overpowered leaders, like in the story, it could probably happen a few years from now. Also, with the drama between different countries, there could definately be some conflict, like with Mexico and the USA in the story.

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4) I think there is a chance that what Farmer depicts is possible, but I think there are a lot of people that would not want that to happen, so they'd try to change it. I predict that in the future people will have more technology.

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I think Farmer's idea of the future could be possible because of all the drug use in the world. Maybe not to the extent of taking away the whole border of the United States and Mexico, but maybe having large farm in either of the countries and lots of drugs.

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4 - Well their is a slight chance that some of this may happen such as the wild drug use and the number of orphans but I think pollution could be low because we are already trying to make our planet amazing by going vegan and recycling. I predict that some of the focal points will happen such as the drug use and orphanage rates though.

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3. The story relates to bullying with it's many different forms of "bullies." The first one we meet is Tom. He does all his work behind the scenes and hides his cruelty. The next is Èl Patron. He forces everyone to listen to him or face the consequences. It's almost like he's using blackmail, except instead of black mail it's brute force. Lastly, we meet Ton-ton who is more of the typical bully.

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Question 3: Bullying is when you repetitively physically, mentally, or emotionally harm someone. Bullying can also be when you insult and make fun of someone for  being different. People were cruel to Matt just because he was a clone, or something they thought was lesser than them. The servants ignored him, Tom shot him with a pea-shooter and repetitively insulted him, Felicia tried to get María to hate him, the other Alacráns ignored him, and he was treated cruelly in general. This all is considered bullying, as these people mentally harmed him, along with a bit of physical harm, because he was a clone.

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The theme of bullying relates to the story because Matt is discriminated against because he is a clone. People often judged Matt before they even met him because he was created differently and he was not like the rest of them. Rosa treated him like an animal and put him inside of an animal pen because he was a clone.

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3 - Well the story line pretty much is showing a clone compared to a human and how awful they are even thought they are exactly the same but they were just "made" differently. It shows how in our world today we are judging people on how they look and where they came from. Then we label people and tell them they are going to hell even thought they cannot control it.

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3) The theme of acceptance relates to this story is because even though most people think of Matt as if he is an animal because he is a clone, some people just accept Matt for who he is and that lets him go through his life with willpower and strength.

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The theme of acceptance relates to this story because throughout the book, there are people who do not accept Matt; however, there are few that do. Even though Matt is a clone and isn't like most people, there are a few people in his life that accept him as he is, despite the fact that most other characters treat as an inferior. Acceptance is about accepting people who are different from you, despite how different they may be. Acceptance is a huge theme in "The House of the Scorpion" because Matt is unlike any other character around him, and the characters can choose to accept him, or they can choose not to.

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The theme of acceptance relates to the story because Matt always finds it hard to be accepted in groups of people because they think that clones aren't supposed to communicate or interfere with people.

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Question 3: The House of the Scorpion shows acceptance at the very beginning of the book as Matt is in the house in the poppy fields, Maria, Steven and Emilia seemed to accept him, and if they didn't they would've left him there with his injury. Later Matt is then treated like a clone again but not long later does El Patron save him from "prison" and give him a life that someone else would have, after that nobody treats him like garbage anymore but they still treat him as a clone, but with   more freedom.

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The theme of acceptance relates to this story because Matt spends a lot of time in the book worrying about being accepted among everyone. He tries to become smarter so he can make everyone love him and he hurts Maria so can impress El Patron. Also, nobody accepts Matt because he's a clone. No one really cares about him (other than Celia, Maria, and Tam Lin) other than the fact that he provides backup organs for El Patron.

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3.) The theme of acceptance relates to this story because it shows that even if Matt is a clone, there is always someone there, like Tam Lin, Celia, or Maria, that will treat Matt just as if he were a human being. It doesn't matter to them what he is, they still care for him the same as others.

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3) The theme of acceptance relates to the story because throughout the book Matt  is faced with people who believe that since he is an eejit he is like a wild animal and should not be alive. The theme of bullying can relate through the keepers treatment of the orphans. They feed them plankton that the rest of the society feeds to livestock. They make young children perform dangerous jobs and some of the keepers even beat up the orphans.

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3) The theme of bullying relate to this story because everyone calls the eejits idiots and they  think of an eejit as a pet and not as a normal human being.  The theme of acceptance relates to this story because everyone accepts Matt for who he is and they don't try to change him for what he is.

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3.  How does the theme of acceptance or bullying relate to this story?

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3) The theme of acceptance relates to this story because nobody accepted Matt in El Patron's family, except for Maria. There were a few other people that accepted him as a "person" or a living thing, including: Tam Lin and Celia. Throughout the book Matt constantly says how he hates being treated like an animal from other people.

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The theme of bullying relates to the story towards the end at the plankton factory when the keeper bullies the little kids and then it backfires and he gets bullied by the kids.

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Matt realized Èl Patron Was evil after the wedding when he finally pieced everything together. He had some suspicions before but didn't believe them until after the wedding.

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Question 2: Matt finally realized El Patron was evil when he began to question El Patron's motives. He began to remember conversations that MacGregor and El Patron had had. Mr. MacGregor had been talking about how he had gotten a liver transplant. He also mentioned how he needed some brain implants. Matt slowly began to put the pieces together and realized that the screaming clone he had seen was Mr. MacGregor's source of transplant. For a while, Matt had a difficult time believing what he saw, but finally accepted the truth when El Patron tried to get Matt's heart for a transplant.

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Matt realized El Patron was evil when he was able to put together all the clues his companions gave him. At first, Matt thought the eejits were just people working and clones were nonexistent. Then, after witnessing other events, he realizes that El Patron only cares about himself. Everything El Patron does is to benefit himself. Matt figures out El Patron is only keeping him for his heart.

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When Matt finally realized that El Patron was evil, it was when El Patron's motives started to come into Matt's eyes. Matt started to question El Patron's motives when reading about him in the book by Esperanza, but he truly realized that El Patron was evil when El Patron was getting reading to use him for a heart. When Matt was taken to the hospital for his heart to be transplanted to El Patron, he finally realized that El Patron was not the person Matt thought he was. Matt realized that El Patron only used his clones for transplants to keep him living.

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Matt finally realized El Patron was evil when he was taken to the hospital and realized he was just created so that El Patron could have backup organs in case something bad happens to him.

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Matt finally realized that El Patron was evil when he was taken to the hospital to give El Patron a heart transplant. He also learned that El Patron had made many clones to give him transplants if he ever needed it.

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2.) When Matt finally realized El Patron was evil, it was when Tam Lin stated he was tired of keeping the truth from Matt after El Patron had the hospital visit. Whilst Matt was in his bed, he thought about the party that Macgregor was at, and figured out that clones were used to give the original person new organs when needed.

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2. What made Matt finally realize El Patron is evil?

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When Matt found out how all those people died, he finally realized el patron was evil. He realized el patron thought of people as objects and put them in his grave as things he owned.

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2) The thing that made Matt have the realization of his fatherly figure being the villain in a fairy tale is when he took Matt to the hospital to give El Patron a heart transplant because of the heart attack he had. Matt realized he was evil when he told him that he should be the one living because he was stronger.

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2)Matt finally realizes that El Patron is evil when he is taken in to give him transplants. At that point  Matt finds out that clones are used to replace organs of the original to keep them alive longer then normal. Later on Matt comes to the conclusion that most of the things El Patron did were out of the ordinary such as making people eejits and keeping all of Opium seprate from the rest of the world.

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2 - Matt realized El Patron was evil when El Patron and Celia get in an argument about how El Patron is going to take Matt's heart and the heart is the only reason Matt was alive.

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2) Matt realized El Patron was evil when he was in the hospital, and El Patron was going to "die." He found out, in an argument, that the only reason that El Patron seemed to like him or care for him was because that Matt was going to give El Patron essential organs to keep him alive longer.

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2) When he found out El Patron was just using him as an organ donor since he's exactly the same as El Patron. This made him realize that El Patron only cares about what he's getting out of Matt, which is a organ transplant to keep El Patron from ever dying.

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1) El Patron is like  a cat with nine lives since he has been using clones in order to restore his life and make it longer.

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1. Explain how El Patron is a cat with nine lives and how he does it.

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El Patron is like a cat with nine lives because it seems that he has so many lives and he'll just keep living forever. He does this using clones of himself. He will have a clone ready for whenever he needs a new transplant. He uses the clone's young, new organs to replace his old dying ones. Since and repeat for every time he needs something because his old one is dying. The clones are also always a perfect match. This allowed him to get life after life that he wouldn't have otherwise, almost like a cat's nine lives.

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1.) El Patron is a cat with nine lives because he won't let himself die, even though he is too old. He uses his clones to give himself organs so he won't deteriorate  and be forgotten, or have his death celebrated by the others.

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1)El Patron is a cat with nine lives because he makes  a clone to keep himself alive. He uses the clones to keep him from dying. He takes the parts from the clones and gets transplant every time  he needs. He as the only one left to survive out of all of his siblings. He has a lot of money from being a drug lord so he can use it to help him with transplants.
2) Matt realized that El Patron was evil when he was going to kill him for a heart transplant even though he had done it eight times before that. El Patron told Matt that he needed to pay him back by giving him his heart after he had another heart attack.
3)Theme of acceptance fits with the story because Matt never felt accepted since he was a clone and everybody else was a human. Maria, Tam Lin, and Celia all accepted him, but nobody else really thought of him as  a person. They thought of him as more of an animal.
4) I think that some of it could be possible, but not as bad. Maybe people will have clones, but none of it is very realistic. In these types of stories they tend to exaggerate quite a bit because it intrigues the readers. Some of it could be true, but not as exaggerated. I don't think it will be true though.
5) I don't think Opium or Aztlan would be a goo place to live.

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1) El Patron is a cat with nine lives because he is resilient and he had to be, based on his childhood. He was the only child in his family who survived. He also lived to be very old because he was able to create clones for organ transplants. Whenever he had a problem with an important organ in his body, he would take that organ out of his clone, so that he would stay healthy and alive. Matt was the ninth clone, and that means that El Patron was going to die without organ transplants 8 times before that.
2) Matt realized that El Patron was evil when he was going to kill him for a heart transplant. Matt believed that El Patron loved him and cared for him until he was taken to the doctor's office and Celia admitted to poisoning Matt to save him from the transplant.
3) I think that it fits into the theme of acceptance, because Matt never really does feel accepted because he is a clone so people think he is different and even considered "livestock". But when he finally is by the few people who care about him, it really makes him feel special.
4) I think that some of Farmer's predictions are absolutely possible. Drugs are only becoming more and more of a problem and drugs can make people do some pretty crazy things. There are countries just like Opium where people are more powerful than the law and can do anything they want. People are getting away with horrible things and that will probably only get worse. And scientists are pushing for cloning, but I think that there is a big possibility that it could.
5) I am kind of split down the fence because it is kind of a bad place in each country. But I would choose Aztlan because you would at least have some freedom.

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El Patron is like a cat with nine lives because he has lived so much longer than an average person. He does it by making clones of himself to get extra organs and parts in case he needs one.

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1) El Patron is a cat with nine lives because he  uses other people's lives to keep himself living. He does this by making a clone and then having their brain, or other organs, transplanted into his body. He did it with eight other clones, Matt was supposed to be the ninth.

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El Patron is a cat with nine lives because he is able to keep on living when he should die. He is able to keep on living when he should have died many years ago. El Patron is able to do so by taking body parts from his many clones and using them from himself. For example, he tried to take Matt's heart for himself when his heart could no longer continue. Using his clones for his own benefit is what keeps him alive for many more years that he should live, therefore making him a cat with nine lives.

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El Patron is a cat with nine lives because every time he is supposed to die, he survives by using on one his clones to replace his dying organs/ body parts. He is able to extend his life by taking others. For example, El Patron was able to survive a heart attack by getting a piggy back heart. He even attempted to take his clone, Matt's, heart.

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El Patron is like a cat with nine lives because he makes clones so if something bad ever happens to him and he needs a transplant, he can just use the clones to use their body parts for himself.

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1) El Patron is like  a cat because he gets transplants in order to live a longer life. He gets continuous transplants from his clones in order to live longer than expected.

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El patron is a cat with nine lives because he keeps on making clones to get more parts so he can live waaaay longer. He does it by taking his cells and making more clones for a longer life.

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Question 1: El Patron is a cat with nine lives but had only 8. El Patron would clone himself for his own gain. He would use the clones as a resource for spare organs when he needs them.Throughout his life El Patron cloned himself eight times each one the same person, but when Matt was given the drug that made him unable to be salvaged El Patron died.
Question 2: Matt first got the thought of El Patron being evil when he got the "piggyback heart". Matt thought about Mr. MacGregor's clone and how it was strapped down in the hospital. Matt then got the idea that he was next to be killed and salvaged when El Patron had another heart attack. Then when the time came he saw who El Patron really was, but he still liked him. El Patron explained how Matt needed to pay back El Patron and give him his heart.

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1 - El Patron uses all of his clones hearts/body parts when they are old enough for his own benefit especially if he's ill. He thinks he needs the organ because he made them and he "owns" the clones even thought they are their own person.

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1) El Patron is as if he is thine felinical figure with an amount of lives with the sum of 8 and 1because he uses his riches to make himself clones and using those clones organs as transplants to make his life dramatic longer.

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Question 1: El Patron believes that he is entitled to having a bunch of lives. He should have died a long time ago, but he didn't. He used parts of his clones, like hearts, livers, kidneys, and so on, to live for a long time. Most people would die because they have a heart diseases or something else dangerous, but El Patron cheated. He took his clones perfectly health body parts for himself, so he could live longer.