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I think annemarie had more of an impact on the story same with colin he was just kind of there and had no effect on the story.

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The ending didn't make much sense. I agree.

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I hope there is another book about what happened to marcus in between getting the note or when he punched sal to saving sal. because I would totally read that book.

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I don't really know why Jimmy was included in the story because he did not really change very much in the story.

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The ending was not too great in my opinion. I think it would be better if it gave us more info about Marcus

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I am still kind of confused with the ending because how would Marus even know that Sal dies if he is saved every time

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Yeah, I wrote this before that happened :)

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In the time period that the laughing man came from Sal did get run over by the car which is the whole reason that all of this happened. But if he went back in time and changed that then wouldn't his time have changed so that in his past he came back and saved Sal? Like landing in the broccoli before they got back. In his time period then he would have seen himself save Sal. So then he would have not seen Sal die and would have not known it would kill him. So why did he say in the notes "...coming to save your friends life and my own." But then if he saw himself die he would have not wrote and my own knowing he didn't save his life.

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It couldn't have been a dare because he did it again and again as it says near the end of the book

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I came to a realization that even though the Laughing man is dead, he was writing those notes leading up to the accident but then wanted Miranda to write the letter and give it to the past version of The Laughing Man

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I think, on page 153, when Colin kissed Miranda, that's because I think someone dared him to because of the fact that he ran away and smiled after doing it.

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On page 149, Belle was telling Miranda all about love and Miranda revealed that that makes her want to cry. I'm thinking that it's because she was thinking about Sal.

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Maybe when Miranda was telling us about how she noticed 3 things on pg 144, Julia feels like she is losing Annemarie to Miranda who really didn't mean to be stealing her.

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I think the laughing man is Miranda

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Really? well I am still pretty sure it is Miranda

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True, it could be Miranda but I don't think so. I'm think it's Marcus. In the chapters that we've read so far, it's discovered that the Laughing Man is familiar and me being me, I decided to Google "who is the laughing man?" I figured out it was Marcus from the future who has gone mad from time traveling so often. This would make sense because Miranda and Marcus are fascinated with the idea of time travel and since Marcus knows how to do it so well, this would explain the reason

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IT IS MIRANDA. CONFIRMED

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That is a interesting thought because when looking for evidence for one of my predictions I came across a quote on page 106 that says "the laughing man didn't notice us standing there until he was practically on top of Marcus. When he finally looked up, he cursed, twisted away, and took off in the other direction, sprinting like he was running a race." Why would he run away? Maybe he saw his past self and then was scared he would figure out the truth.

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I think the laughing man is Miranda and Miranda has been doing all these things the whole time

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I never thought of this but it's a very good point.  This does make a good point and seem a little suspicious.

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it is Miranda because I am always right (except for when I am not.) well the reason I think it is Miranda is like I said before she is writing to someone else and she would say "you" so it cant be anyone named in the story (other than Miranda) and who else would know about the things happening

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I think it is

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If it was someone watching her then how would they know things that had not happened yet, unless you mean someone watching from the future.

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I agree because I never really thought it was her from the future. Also this would make sense to the book. I agree that it's probably Sal.

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She's talking to Marcus about going back in time and stuff and they get discussing on how it matters when you travel back in time, because if you travel when you're like 50 or something, no one will recognize you. Then in upcoming chapters, Miranda talks to the laughing man. She says he looks familiar which has me thinking that Marcus must/could be the laughing man but older.

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I see your point as well as Mea does but, Miranda is talking to us like we're the people writing her these notes. She may just be referring to herself or, for example, Sal, Marcus, Julia, etc.

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I wonder why Julia is asking all these questions about Miranda's city project? Could she be plotting to steal her idea?

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I predict that some big issue is going to occur between Colin, Miranda and Annemarie, just do to the fact that both girls like Colin.

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On page 68, it dawned on me that it may not be her from the future (though I feel like it is), it may be someone watching her. However, I still think the person writing her those notes are Sal, Marcus, or future Miranda.

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On page 121 I think that there is a possible clue. Miranda says " I like her a lot, She's like a real person you know? And she treats you like a real person too. My dad still acts like I'm a baby." I think that it'd make sense if Miranda's dad is writing the notes because if he still treats her like a baby then maybe he wants to protect her.

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I noticed that most of the dads sentences end with an explanation point and mostly in mystery books they would try to throw you off with a happy fun character that ends up being the one that commits the crimes or in this case writes the notes.

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I think that the chapter title "invisible things" could be some sort of hint because that's a really weird chapter title to have invisible things, there must be some sort of story that will come out in the end.

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The one who did it is most likely not a character that is named because this is a note to that person so Miranda would say "you" instead of like "Marcus" for example

So it is probably Miranda

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ON page 68 I think there is a clue because when Miranda is talking about the 2nd note the note says "I know you have shared my first note. I ask you not to share the others. Please. I do not ask this for myself." I think that the person writing the notes is sending her some sort of warning here like if she does something bad will happen.

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On page 87 I think there is a hint, "We had been robbed after all." Since they were robbed the person could have a way of keeping an eye on Miranda or something.

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I think that there is a clue on page 69 when Colin says " It's full of 2 dollar bills." I wonder if this is the way of whoever is writing the notes to trick Miranda into coming over there.

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I think that on page 112 there is a clue when it says "Hey maybe your dad left you the rose." maybe the dad is writing the notes because depending on if he lived there with Miranda and her mom before they split up he could possibly know where the key is.

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How would her mom find out it was her considering 1. she only saw the first note 2. wasn't even sure it was for Miranda. 3. was probably to busy freaking out thinking it was  a killer or a crazy person pulling a prank on anyone who got that book. And 4 If it was her from the future then how would she know anything about that in the first place. Also if she didn't see the other notes she probably thought there were no more and it was just a prank or something.

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At first I thought that when it said "Even if you were still here" the person who told Miranda to write the letter was dead but she is still writing the letter for know reason but now I think that possibly if Miranda is writing the letters from the future the future Miranda just went back to the future.

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Of course she would be scared because it hasn't happened yet.

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On page 18, Miranda says "back when I didn't know him" which I would call foreshadowing because, we don't know the full details and why would she be talking like that if it didn't lead up to *something*.

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On page 20, it says "Even if you were still here," which I find strange and may be leading up to a clue or even the answer to the mystery.

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The description of the crazy man on the corner seems to point to something that's not nescasarily there right now, but will come soon. However, I don't seem to think this since the clues seem to be pointing to another possible suspect. The laughing man may be just there for comedic effect.

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I disagree. I actually think that Sal might have something to do with the end of the book, or even Miranda. I definitely have to side with Caleb since he makes an interesting point---Time Travel should not have been including unless it's leading up to the ending, Future Miranda writing these letters.

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You do have a good point because I thought it was odd how the author would just put time travel into a realistic mystery. It wouldn't make sense unless it has something to do with the ending.

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I agree with Caleb 100% because in the book it says "I will not be myself when I reach you" maying implying that she looks different in the near future. Also when reading the book I was very confused in why the author would spend so much time talking about time travel if it wasn't important, like in The Westing Game they wouldn't have spent so much time on the newspaper article if their were not any clues inside. She is probably going back from the near future to stop a tragic event that kills her friend. In the note it says "I am coming to save your friends life and my own."

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I agree with your statement. The "proof" may have something to do with whoever is the person writing the notes.

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I know how to solve it we could A. read the rest of the book or B. Google it or C. Bing it or D. yahoo it
Most likely A

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I still disagree because don't you think that there wouldn't be as much suspense in the book because I think it'd be pretty hard to make this kind of thing up plus if it was Miranda wouldn't she be sending the notes to Sal?

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I think that on page 58 when Miranda says "the key was gone" I think that the author is trying to throw us off and get us to think that they key has something to do with the end result

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maybe she made a mistake and is trying to fix it.

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Caleb I still disagree because why would she be trying to save herself and her friend? Plus don't you think that her mom would find out if it was her?

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I think that there is foreshadowing when Miranda says on page 57 "Our apartment door was unlocked when I got home from school that Friday" I think that the person who is writing the letters could possibly be Sal since I'm guessing he'd be the only one who knows where the key is.

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Miranda from the future is trying to warn her of something and "Save her friend"

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I disagree because that just doesn't make sense. Miranda wouldn't leave herself the notes and then be scared.

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I think Miranda (from the future) is leaving the notes because Miranda is talking about time travel throughout the book (so far) and who else could know were the key is, what book she was reading, and where she works. I am pretty sure Miranda did it. or maybe Marcus but most likely Miranda

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I think that there is foreshadowing on page 43 because Miranda says "It was a while before I realized that the kid who punched Say went to our school." I think that it's the part of the school that is the foreshadowing because I think that

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I think there is a hint on page 36 when Miranda says "And the laughing man might be asleep under his mailbox by the time I walked home." I think that the mailbox and the man could have something to do with the end of the book.

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I think that there is a clue on page 32 when Miranda states, "I was lucky, I guess, that this was the same week Julia decided to punish Annemarie for something." I think that this will have something to do with who is sending the notes in the end of the book.

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I agree with Megan because normally in most books they don't talk to us like that and since she's saying that she's going to tell everything that happened.

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I think that the author is trying to throw us off on page 7 when Miranda sates "I was named after a criminal." I think that the author is trying to get us to think that this will have something to do with what happens in the end

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I think that there is foreshadowing on page 2 when Miranda says "your last 'proof'"' I think that this will have something to do with the notes and what happens at the end of the book.

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I think it's weird/foreshadowing that Miranda is writing the book or letters to this person like she's talking to us. She also says, "You told me to tell you everything that happened." and I also thought that was a clue or foreshadowing.

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I see your point here, that could make sense but I still don't think it's Miranda