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From what we discussed in class about El Patron, I have a few questions to ask about Tam Lin. One of my classmates brought up that he had read about how the guards and even the farm control had to insert chips into them so they were tricked/made to not hurt El Patron. Even though Tam Lin didn't/couldn't hurt El Patron, do you think he would? Tam Lin did set off a bomb at the prime minister's house in London and killed 20 kids along with that.

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I have learned that there is a place where the Eejits live. In the beginning of the book when Tam Lin and Matt found the dead Eejit on the farm, I thought that they had lived on the farm but, they actually live in a toxic water wasteland.

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This is foreshadowing from when I asked what Matt thought of himself on page 61. My annotation read, "If Matt likes everything about El Patron, do you think he will grow up to like himself?" I asked this question because at the bottom of page 61, it says, " Matt walked to the wheelchair eagerly. He liked everything about El Patron--his voice, the shape of his face, and his eyes..."

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"Fish nibbled bread from Matt's fingers, and coyotes darted forward to gobble down chunks of his sandwiches. None of them cared whether he was a human or a clone."

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"Did Tam Lin kill anyone?" Matt said. He didn't much want to ask, but this might be his only opportunity to find out."

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4I feel as if this is foreshadowing for later on in the book. I want to know why the yellow sludge was there and what it was. Were the Eejits immune to it?

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"The evil smell made Matt's eyes water, and he could barely focus on the dense yellow sludge on the bottom. The horse collapsed beneath it...Then Matt felt himself getting dizzy. He threw himself off the horse and sucked desperately into his inhaler.

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5You can see from the text evidence provided that Hugh and Ralf's expression and attitude towards Matt changed all because he was El Patron's clone. Why do Ralf and Hugh all of a sudden seem to praise Matt if Matt is considered a nasty clone to some people. Is it just the impression of El Patron that makes them frightened?

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"Then you're illegal" snarled Hugh. "I reckon we'll run you to the hospital and let 'em put a clamp in your brain..."You do that," Matt repeated, "and I'll tell the doctor how you treated El Patron's clone..."Shut your cake hole!" snarled Hugh." Look, we weren't expecting you out there, Master, uh, Master--what do we call you?"

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Do you think Matt was almost brain-washed to think such a thing? Do you think that his thoughts toward El Patron will change in the future, once he knows more about him and just how powerful he is?

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Matt threw the book away as hard as he could. It landed in the water with its pages open. How dare she insult El Patron! He was a genius...Esperanza was simply jealous."

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I have obviously learned that you are never alone, everyone is listening. It can tell you so on page 161 when Celia and Tam Lin were having a conversation and Tam Lin and Celia stopped talking once Tam Lin pointed to the video cameras.

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This is foreshadowing from page 93 where Celia had warned him that he was being watched.

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"No matter where he was, Matt couldn't rid himself of the sensation he was being watched."