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Arthur and Herbert come rushing into the room, dashing to their mother's side to see if she's alright. After she regains consciousnesses, Arthur begins spilling out his rage and anger towards his father. Mr. Thompson realizes that he is no longer needed in the world, and that even his own, beloved kids despise him.  He is no longer welcome, no matter where he goes, and will always be guilty.

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Arthur and Herbert come rushing into the room, dashing to their mother's side to see if she's alright. After she regains consciousnesses, Arthur begins spilling out his rage and anger towards his father. Mr. Thompson realizes that he is no longer needed in the world, and that even his own, beloved kids despise him.  He is no longer welcome, no matter where he goes, and will always be guilty.

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After seeing no other better option, Mr. Thompson tells the boys that he will fetch a doctor for his wife (the boy's mother), but instead, he heads out into the fields with his loaded shotgun. Once in the field, he arranges his shot gun so it is pointing at his head, while his big toe can push the trigger. The story ends with Mr. Thompson's suicide. 

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After seeing no other better option, Mr. Thompson tells the boys that he will fetch a doctor for his wife (the boy's mother), but instead, he heads out into the fields with his loaded shotgun. Once in the field, he arranges his shot gun so it is pointing at his head, while his big toe can push the trigger. The story ends with Mr. Thompson's suicide. 

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While the Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are sleeping together in bed, Mr. Thompson begins to feel enraged by the recent turn of events. He begins yelling, which only escalates to the yelling of Mrs. Thompson. Mr. Thompson realizes how he has sparked his wife to begin having a melt down, so he attempts to calm her down my holding her arm. But as she thrashes back and forth, he grips on even harder, to the point where she eventually feints. 

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While the Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are sleeping together in bed, Mr. Thompson begins to feel enraged by the recent turn of events. He begins yelling, which only escalates to the yelling of Mrs. Thompson. Mr. Thompson realizes how he has sparked his wife to begin having a melt down, so he attempts to calm her down my holding her arm. But as she thrashes back and forth, he grips on even harder, to the point where she eventually feints. 

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Mr. Thompson attempts to visit neighbors and previous friends, to recite his skit about how he truly is innocent and didn't kill Mr. Hatch in cold blood but instead through self-defense. Mr. Thompson is only met by resentment from his once-fellow neighbors. Not even Mr. Thompson's once-optimistic lawyer will openly talk to him anymore. Mr. Thompson begins feeling excluded and hated by practically everyone he knows, including his family. 

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Mr. Thompson attempts to visit neighbors and previous friends, to recite his skit about how he truly is innocent and didn't kill Mr. Hatch in cold blood but instead through self-defense. Mr. Thompson is only met by resentment from his once-fellow neighbors. Not even Mr. Thompson's once-optimistic lawyer will openly talk to him anymore. Mr. Thompson begins feeling excluded and hated by practically everyone he knows, including his family. 

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Meanwhile, the Thompson's experience very difficult emotional hardships at home. Mr. Thomspon goes to court for his crimes, and successfully argues himself as innocent, and that his killing of Mr. Thatch was in self-defense. Yet no one, including Mr. Thompson himself, his wife, or his kids, really view Mr. Thompson as being completely innocent. Although the court ruled him as innocent, Mr. Thomspon senses that the juries and judge, while agreeing with him in formality, don't believe him and instead despise him in reality. Mr. Thompson grows tired of forcing his wife and himself to rehearse through the steps of their little routine, letting everyone know how innocent he is. 

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Meanwhile, the Thompson's experience very difficult emotional hardships at home. Mr. Thomspon goes to court for his crimes, and successfully argues himself as innocent, and that his killing of Mr. Thatch was in self-defense. Yet no one, including Mr. Thompson himself, his wife, or his kids, really view Mr. Thompson as being completely innocent. Although the court ruled him as innocent, Mr. Thomspon senses that the juries and judge, while agreeing with him in formality, don't believe him and instead despise him in reality. Mr. Thompson grows tired of forcing his wife and himself to rehearse through the steps of their little routine, letting everyone know how innocent he is. 

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Mr. Helton escapes, once again on the run and never to be seen again...

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Mr. Helton escapes, once again on the run and never to be seen again...

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Yet Mr. Thomspon doesn't like being button-holed, and begins to yell, telling Mr. Thatch to get off of his land. At this point, Mr. Helton comes around the corner, and in a successive occurrence of events, Mr. Thatch stabs Mr. Helton, attempting to kill him, while Mr. Thomspon kills Mr. Thatch will a blow to the head from the blade of an ax.

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Yet Mr. Thomspon doesn't like being button-holed, and begins to yell, telling Mr. Thatch to get off of his land. At this point, Mr. Helton comes around the corner, and in a successive occurrence of events, Mr. Thatch stabs Mr. Helton, attempting to kill him, while Mr. Thomspon kills Mr. Thatch will a blow to the head from the blade of an ax.

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As Mr. Thompson begins describing ways in which Helton's consequence could be lifted, the new man begins convincing Mr. Thompson that in reality, Helton is a "loony". The new man begins threatening Mr. Thompson, telling him that if he obstructs the justice that must be served to "a loony", then he will be in a very dangerous and akward position. 

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As Mr. Thompson begins describing ways in which Helton's consequence could be lifted, the new man begins convincing Mr. Thompson that in reality, Helton is a "loony". The new man begins threatening Mr. Thompson, telling him that if he obstructs the justice that must be served to "a loony", then he will be in a very dangerous and akward position. 

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The new man, Mr. Homer T. Thatch, begins describing to Mr. Thomspon how Helton is really just an escaped lunatic, who killed his own brother over the money to buy a new harmonica. The new man's story continues, describing how many years he's spent attempting to catch the unstable Helton. Yet Mr. Thomspon further argues his views, as he has seen Mr. Helton completely transform their farm from a barely-surviving barn to a prosperous dairy farm with extra money to spare, through years of hard work on Mr. Helton's part. Mr. Thompson sees Mr. Helton as a good man that only deserves the best, as that is how he treated the farm. Yet this new man has other ideas...

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The new man, Mr. Homer T. Thatch, begins describing to Mr. Thomspon how Helton is really just an escaped lunatic, who killed his own brother over the money to buy a new harmonica. The new man's story continues, describing how many years he's spent attempting to catch the unstable Helton. Yet Mr. Thomspon further argues his views, as he has seen Mr. Helton completely transform their farm from a barely-surviving barn to a prosperous dairy farm with extra money to spare, through years of hard work on Mr. Helton's part. Mr. Thompson sees Mr. Helton as a good man that only deserves the best, as that is how he treated the farm. Yet this new man has other ideas...

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After being insulted about his tobacco's quality and his views about Mr. Helton, Mr. Thompson becomes increasinly irritated and frustrated with the new man. 

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After being insulted about his tobacco's quality and his views about Mr. Helton, Mr. Thompson becomes increasinly irritated and frustrated with the new man. 

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Nine years later after Mr. Helton has arrived to work at the dairy farm, a man named "Mr. Homer T. Thatch" comes to the house. This man unsettles Mr. Thompson, as everything Mr. Thompson says gets reformed and distorted by this strange, new forecomer. 

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Nine years later after Mr. Helton has arrived to work at the dairy farm, a man named "Mr. Homer T. Thatch" comes to the house. This man unsettles Mr. Thompson, as everything Mr. Thompson says gets reformed and distorted by this strange, new forecomer. 

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Later that day, Mr. and Mrs. Thomspon confront the boys about what they have done (referring to the damaging of Mr. Helton's Harmonicas). The boys sit sullenly at the dinner table, with their heads down, wishing that they didn't exist.  

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Later that day, Mr. and Mrs. Thomspon confront the boys about what they have done (referring to the damaging of Mr. Helton's Harmonicas). The boys sit sullenly at the dinner table, with their heads down, wishing that they didn't exist.  

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Instead, Mr. Thomspon goes to speak with Mr. Helton himself to find out what's the matter. Mr. Thompson relates a story back to Mrs. Thomspon about how Helton shook the children as he was angry at them for scoffing up his harmonicas and filling them with dirt and spit. 

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Instead, Mr. Thomspon goes to speak with Mr. Helton himself to find out what's the matter. Mr. Thompson relates a story back to Mrs. Thomspon about how Helton shook the children as he was angry at them for scoffing up his harmonicas and filling them with dirt and spit. 

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To Mrs. Thomspson's surprise, she catches Mr. Helton violently shaking both of her naughty and ignorant children, Arthur and Herbert. Although she never gets the chance to confront Mr. Helton about it..

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To Mrs. Thomspson's surprise, she catches Mr. Helton violently shaking both of her naughty and ignorant children, Arthur and Herbert. Although she never gets the chance to confront Mr. Helton about it..

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During Mr. Helton's second year at the farm,  he describes the beneficiary idea of getting a cheese press to Mr. Thomspon. After Mr. Helton persuades Mr. Thompson to buy it, the farm begins producing profitable cheese, which is all made by Mr. Helton himself.

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During Mr. Helton's second year at the farm,  he describes the beneficiary idea of getting a cheese press to Mr. Thomspon. After Mr. Helton persuades Mr. Thompson to buy it, the farm begins producing profitable cheese, which is all made by Mr. Helton himself.

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As the seasons go by, Mr. Helton begins to take more and more responsibility of the farm. He milks the cows, churns the butter, keeps the hens in place, and seems to do all the different types of work, including what Mr. Thomspon views as being womans work. 

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As the seasons go by, Mr. Helton begins to take more and more responsibility of the farm. He milks the cows, churns the butter, keeps the hens in place, and seems to do all the different types of work, including what Mr. Thomspon views as being womans work. 

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Next, we are introduced to Mr. Thompson's ideas of what is womens work and what is mens work, which just so conveniently happens to leave Mr. Thompson with the lesser amount of work.

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Next, we are introduced to Mr. Thompson's ideas of what is womens work and what is mens work, which just so conveniently happens to leave Mr. Thompson with the lesser amount of work.

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The Thompsons invite Mr. Helton to the dinner table at their house for the first time. Mr. Helton, they find, is a very odd, quiet man, that hardly takes any food (when much more is availible). 

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The Thompsons invite Mr. Helton to the dinner table at their house for the first time. Mr. Helton, they find, is a very odd, quiet man, that hardly takes any food (when much more is availible). 

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Mrs. Thompson warns Mr. Helton that if he wants his harmonicas to stay in the current condition that they are, that he better put them up higher on the shelves so that the kids don't reach them.

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Mrs. Thompson warns Mr. Helton that if he wants his harmonicas to stay in the current condition that they are, that he better put them up higher on the shelves so that the kids don't reach them.

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Olaf works for one day and Mr. Thompson goes into town, returning to find that Olaf is a very good worker.

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Olaf works for one day and Mr. Thompson goes into town, returning to find that Olaf is a very good worker.

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Olaf Helton arrives at Mr. Thompsons farm looking for work, describing how he can do any kind of work.

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Olaf Helton arrives at Mr. Thompsons farm looking for work, describing how he can do any kind of work.

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The novel begins with a Swedish man named Mr. Olaf Eric Helton finding his way to a Southern Texas dairy farm.  

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The novel begins with a Swedish man named Mr. Olaf Eric Helton finding his way to a Southern Texas dairy farm.  