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In this chapter, Marcus learned that the DHS was going to get more money to continue their investigations, his parents would have filed for a divorce, and that the D.H.S. was beginning to scan houses for Xnetters.

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In this chapter, Marcus learned that the DHS was going to get more money to continue their investigations, his parents would have filed for a divorce, and that the D.H.S. was beginning to scan houses for Xnetters.

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San Francisco was an excellent setting choice because Marcus was able to see the man in the van scanning his house due to the tall houses, and Marcus' room being on the top floor

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Marcus and the rest of the characters in this chapter use very short sentences that can be interpreted different ways and can have many different meanings. For example, when Marcus' mother is telling Marcus that his parents believed he was dead, she said, on page 143" Your father was ready to kill someone. Anyone." When she said "anyone," it showed that Marcus' father was ready to do anything to have Marcus back. The shorter sentences are able to show more emotion rather than a long complex sentence

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On page 139, Mr. Can't-Spell-Jihad says," We're jamming up the system because we hate the Homeland Security, and because we love our city."

On page 138, Marcus says to his dad," Dad, come on. Taking away our privacy isn't catching terrorists: it's just inconveniencing normal people."

On page 141, Marcus says," I was no better than a terrorist."

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Marcus is a criminal in this chapter because he plans an illegal party to get everyone's keys, so they can form a web-of-trust. Technology in this chapter is bad because Marcus' father's Fast Pass was switched with someone else's who was traveling suspiciously around the city. Due to the setting, Sutro Baths was an excellent place to have the web-of-trust party because it is in a hidden location

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-Arphid
-radio
-Xbox
-wifinder
-camera
-GIMP
-Fast Pass
-arphid reader

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Marcus' friend who came up with the idea to have the web-of-trust party to get everyone's keys.

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In the beginning of the chapter, Marcus' father's arphid was replaced with someone else's who had been traveling a lot. Even though Marcus' dad apologizes to Marcus about him being wrong about the government, he yelled at Marcus saying that the government had good morals. A stranger on the Xnet messages Marcus trying to find out where he is located, but Marcus doesn't give away his information.  The next morning, Marcus' dad reads in the paper that the DHS is going to get more money to further their plans.  Marcus becomes really upset with this information because he knows what the DHS did to him, and he doesn't want it to continue.  A man who is a user of the Xnet, an Xnetter,  called into a radio station and spoke about how the Xnet is not full of terrorist, but full of "jammers" who are jamming the system and causing problems.  While Marcus is on the Xnet, he hears a van outside his door.  He sees a man, in a DHS uniform, who pulls out a wifinder and scans Marcus' house.  At the end of the chapter, Marcus spoke to Jolu and they plan the web-of-trust party.

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The caller who called into the radio show and told them about the Xnet.

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Even though Marcus' dad apologizes for saying that Marcus was wrong about the DHS, he yells at him and realizes that the DHS is reasonable government. Marcus' mother tries to defend Marcus, but instead she tells him about how they were going to get a divorce if it wasn't for Marcus.

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"The One Where Marcus realized that the DHS is aware of the Xnet." 

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"The One Where Marcus realized that the DHS is aware of the Xnet." 

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B-4 Seat-4 3/1/17