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Arthur redeemed himself at the end of the book. I think that he redeemed himself because when he was helping people mostly Mr.Hamton. Even though he threw a brick at him he is trying to make up the bad things that he did. "From brick throwing to ribbon cutting" (page 270) the quote tells you that Arthur is mean to "Mr.Hamton" but at the end of the novel Arthur Owens had redeemed himself by helping Mr.Hamton gather the 7 most important thing's.

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By the end of this novel, the main character Arthur Owens, did redeem himself. Arthur redeemed himself throughout the book because he kept doing good deeds for Mr.Hampton and trying to make up for what he did wrong. "From brick throwing, to ribbon cutting," This quote shows how Arthur went from being cantankerous and hurting an old man to being generous and helping that man to seek redemption in himself. (quote from page 270)

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Arthur Owens was redeemed by the end of the novel. Arthur Owens was redeemed because he did a lot of good after he threw the brick at Mr. Hampton, and even throwing the brick turned out to be good because Mr. Hampton said that he needed a helper and now he got one. He helped Mr. Hampton and after Mr. Hampton passed away, Arthur helped get his work noticed and he became the Director of Special Projects for the State of Eternity. Arthur tried saving Mr. Hampton's work by collecting enough money in donations from coffee cans Squeak and him put out all around town. They needed the money to pay the rent at the garage. "After school the next day, Squeak and Arthur gathered all of the unused coffee cans Hampton left in his garage, lined them up in the middle of the floor, and counted them. There were thirty-two. If they only collected four or five bucks in each one, they'd have enough money for June and July. And if they were lucky, maybe even August." (page.230) This quote shows that Arthur really put his heart into this and tried to save Mr. Hampton's work. Arthur cared for Mr. Hampton and really wanted to help him. Squeak and Arthur put the coffee cans around to collect donations to keep the rent and save his work. That shows that Arthur has done a lot of good and maybe hasn't done much bad because Mr. Hampton calls him St. Arthur. The brick Arthur threw wasn't all bad.

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Arthur redeemed himself at the end of the novel.He redeemed himself because at first Arthur was angry and threw a brick at Mr Hampton's head but he redeemed himself by working for Mr Hampton."Arthur thought about the delicate pieces--the hundreds of fragile light bubs wrapped in foil,the wings attached with pieces of coffee cans and nails and pins.He shook his head.I don't think it would work---well people cant expect you to pay for a garage by yourself"(p.223-224).This quote shows how much Arthur has come to care for Mr Hampton and his art work he didn't want anyone to get rid of it so he started to collect money to save the garage.

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In the book The Seventh Most Important Thing Arthur Owens was redeemed by the end of the book.He was redeemed because at first he was a juvenile diligent and is now saving the work of the person that he had try to kill.(270) "From brick throwing to ribbon cutting now that what i call redemption". This is judge Warner saying this and judge Warner hated him, wanted to put him in jail but now he thinks Arthur is a good person.(269) "7 years since he was a juvenile diligent it was so long ago i didn't even think it was his own life" This shows redemption by Arthur's old life being left for a better life where Arthur was a better person.

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Arthur Owens was redeemed because he liked doing work for Mr.Hampton. He was also redeemed because he saved Mr.Hampton's work from being thrown out by the landlord. "They place coffee cans all around  the neighborhood to collect money to pay off the garage rent to save Mr.Hampton's work."(p.233) This quote tells use that Arthur is really trying to save Mr.Hampton's work because it is something Arthur helped Mr.Hampton work on for months and he won't let it go in the trash.

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Arthur was redeemed by the end of the novel. He was redeemed because instead of going to the juvenile hall, Mr. Hampton had him collect the Seven Most Important Things for him. The text directly states, "However, Mr. Hampton has made it clear to me that he is not interested in retribution, but in redemption...Mr. Hampton has requested that you be assigned to work for him until his arm has healed."(p.20-21) This quote means that Mr. Hampton did not want Arthur to be punished for his actions, but he wanted Arthur to work for him as a probation sentence. Mr. Hampton redeemed, or saved, Arthur from his punishment, which changed Arthur's life.

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Arthur was redeemed at the end of the novel. Arthur was redeemed at the end because he got Mr. Hampton's artwork to the museum. That shows all the work and effort they both put into the project. Arthur deserved to cut the ribbons before they showed people the artwork. " As the crowd entered the room behind him, there was a soft gasp. Arthur's breath caught in his throat. Mr. Hampton's masterpiece looked far better, far more beautiful. than he remembered." ( p. 271) The quote shows how good the artwork looked and Arthur was thinking I got all of those materials and they where from the garbage. Mr. Hampton worked with not so good materials but in the end his project looked really good. The project took Arthur's a second to look at it to see if it was actually there's. So Arthur made that project in the museum because he payed the rent for the garage a little longer and the people liked it so they put it in. This goes good with the quote " One man's trash is another man's treasure." That's why Arthur was redeemed in the novel.

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Arthur was redeemed by the end of the novel. In the novel, Arthur has to do 120 hours of work for Mr.Hampton, which is an example of payment of obligation. "'From brick throwing to ribbon cutting' The judge the judge whispered to Arthur with a half smile as he handed out scissors to everyone.'Now that's what i call redemption."(P. 270) this quote means that Arthur went from being a juvenile delinquent who threw a brick at an innocent old mans head, to cutting a ribbon in celebration"

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Arthur was redeemed in The Seventh Most Important Thing. Arthur was redeemed because he fulfilled his obligation to save it. A quote from the book that shows this is, ¨ From brick throwing to ribbon cutting... Now, that is what I call redemption.¨(p.270) This quote explains that he has changed from a delinquent to a man who pays their obligations to people.

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Arthur was redeemed by the end of the novel. Arthur was redeemed because he showed signs of guilt and sadness to Mr.Hampton. Arthur promised to be the Director of Special Projects and to take care of Hampton's. Arthur eventually achived this and got Hampton's work into one of the best museums in the country."from brick throwing to ribbon cutting. Now that's what I call redemption"(pg.270). This quote explains that Arthur had learned something from his probation sentence and that he helped do a good deed for Mr. Hampton. Redemption means that you are

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Arthur was redeemed at the end of the story. Arthur was redeemed because he did a bad thing to an incontinent person, but then he got to get to know him and helped him out with his dream. ¨A colorful banner saying Hampton's Throne, Opening Soon flapped in the warm evening breeze.¨ (page 268.) This shows that when Arthur threw the brick and stared helping Mr. Hampton at the begging of the story Arthur thought that it was going to be awful and Mr. Hampton would never show up. Or that one day Arthur would be fighting to save the mans art work that he hurt in the past. He has fully redeemed him self in a very big way.

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Arthur was redeemed for his bad behavior by the end of the book. Arthur Owens had helped out Mr.Hampton a lot and had done so many good deeds to redeem himself from his bad deed. A quote that states this is "' Mr. Owens, I have some news I think you will be pleased to hear. Right then, all Arthur could hear was his heart--which sounded like it was about to fly out of his chest. 'The National Collection of Fine Arts here in Washington has decided they want to acquire Mr. Hampton's work.'" (pg. 256) Seven years later it had gotten into the  museum and he was so proud and happy for everything that he had done with Mr. Hampton.

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Arthur Owens redeemed himself by the end of the book because, he went from a kid who threw bricks out of anger, to someone who took responsibility for his actions and helped James Hampton create the Throne of the Third Heaven. " 'From brick throwing to ribbon cutting,' the judge whispered to Arthur with a half smile as he handed out the scissors to everyone. 'Now that's what I call redemption.' Even seven years later, he could still make Arthur nervous." (page. 210) This quote proves that Arthur has redeemed himself because, he has become someone who let grief and anger blind him, to someone who is now cutting a ribbon at a museum for Mr. Hampton's work that he helped build and make famous

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Arthur was redeemed, even though redemption is not always possible. the author states on page 203, ¨I told you that you saved the project.¨ and on page 273, stating ¨It all depends on the wings.¨ These two pieces of evidence state that Arthur was redeemed and connect to the second definition of redemption, ¨being saved from the consequences of an action, he had to spread his wings to save the project, even if that meant trying to be a weird person who collects garbage all the time. If you want redemption you have to spread your wings, your wings will get you places, even though redemption does not always work.

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Arthur was redeemed by the end of the novel because Arthur felt good that Mr. Hampton's work of art was being shown to the people and that's what Mr. Hampton wanted Arthur to do when he died. According to the text it states, '' From brick throwing to ribbon cutting,'' the judge whispered to Arthur with half a smile as he handed out the scissors to everyone.''Now, that's what a I call redemption.'' (page 270) This quote shows that Arthur redeemed himself from throwing a brick at Mr. Hampton's head to cutting a ribbon at a reception.

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Arthur was redeemed by the end of the book because redemption means he found salivation from a sin(throwing the brick). This is because help Mr. Hampton with his work and put his artwork "The Third Throne of Heaven" in a museum. In the book it states "Arthur took a deep breath and forced himself to smile. "It was Officer Billie calling me to tell me that Mr. Hampton's masterpiece is going to a museum." (p.258) This means that in the end Arthur redeemed him self by making Mr. Hampton's artwork famous.

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Arthur Owens was redeemed at the end of The Seventh Most Important Thing . He was proud that he had saved Mr.Hampton's work , and that it was going into a great museum. "From brick throwing to ribbon cutting. Now that's what I call redemption"(p.270). Redemption is an act of being set free. Arthur is no longer known for the brick throwing kid and is now known for saving a work of art. He is free from his bad apple title

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Arthur Owens was redeemed by the end of The Seventh Most Important Thing. Arthur was redeemed when he found out that Mr.Hampton's work of art was going to be in the museum and put on display at the Smithsonian. Judge Warner was there because he was a board member. "From brick throwing to ribbon cutting..." "Now, that's what I call redemption." - Judge Warner (pg. 270)  After Arthur cut the ribbon to open the museum display Judge Warner who was in the board told Arthur that he was redeemed after cutting the ribbon.

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Arthur Owens was redeemed by the end of the novel. He was redeemed because he felt proud when he saw Mr.Hampton´s art work in the museum. He was also happy that he made the right choice to save the masterpiece. ¨Mr. Hampton's masterpiece looked far better, far more beautiful, then he remembered (page 271).¨  Redemption is that act of being set free. Arthur feels set free when he first sees the masterpiece. He is proud that he did the right thing, and the past is behind him.

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