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Marcus and others is finally saved from the DHS by Barbara Stratford. He stays in the prison another night before returning to mainland for court. He is sentenced then goes to find Darryl. Marcus almost tells Darryl he loves him.

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-Marcus is still a hero for bringing down the DHS, but he is still considered a criminal for stealing Masha's phone for evidence and using arphid cloners.
-Technology is good and bad because for one it can be used as a fun gaming site that does no harm, but it also is bad because it can be used to organize "riots" as the government described them.
-People should not have their privacy abused because they would then be angered if they knew, and they would want to fight back such like Marcus did.

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San Francisco was the appropriate setting and history for this novel due to the fact of previous protests around the 1960's and culture diversity, the Berkeley protests. The people protested war, racism, oppression, injustice and long skirts, Marcus is also wanting to be free of the DHS interrupting and affecting daily lives.

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A phone from Masha that Marcus originally stole and equipment in the hospital were the only technology used or spoke of in the chapter.

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In this chapter Cory Doctorow uses short meaningful sentences throughout the chapter.

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On page 349, Marcus states "At last a question I can answer."

On page 357, Marcus said "I almost said 'I love you,' a phrase I'd only said to one nonfamily member ever, a phrase that was weird to say to another guy."

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Thin boy with longer, dirty, matted hair, 17 years old, a tech nerd, ditches school often, is trying to bring down the DHS because of what they are doing to his friends and his city

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Investigative writer for the Bay Guardian, published Marcus' story, comes to arrest those participating in the prison at Gitmo-by-the Bay

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Marcus' best friend, stabbed in the BART station, bigger than Marcus, is also into technology, and ditches school with Marcus too

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Marcus' first love, is his girlfriend, part of the Xnet, and in Marcus' web-of-trust, helps Marcus publish posts and answer questions in his interview with the press as "m1k3y"

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Marcus is still in Gitmo-by-the Bay and Barbara has arrested mostly all people, who were part of the DHS, running the prison. Marcus looks for Ange and Darryl, Ange, who was drugged, is freaking out and Darryl, who is naked, is curled up in his cell, traumatized by all the torture and condition he is living in.