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This is important because Tod did not feel guilty at all because of his actions. On the contrary, he called Ricardo pathetic for being sprawled on the hall floor.
Alessia Di Gennaro

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Tod is very negative and doesn't warn Mrs.Woodrow or apologize when she asks him why he skipped detention. This event is important because it shows that he doen't care about detention and just want to get it over with.
Danielle Lu

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This event is important because Tod says he doesn't want anything to do with the play, and that he only went to see who auditioned. On the other hand, the reader can infer that he went to see Luz. This shows how he has developed benevolence towards Luz.
Alessia Di Gennaro

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Tod makes an effort trying to find clothes (p.117- 126) 

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Tod makes an effort trying to find clothes (p.117- 126) 

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Tod cares about the play, so he tried to find places where he could get clothes, because he doesn't want to disappoint Luz. It's important because it shows that he is starting to care about others and is becoming a better person.
Danielle Lu

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Tod Stops Rob and Rex from Torching Luz's Set for her Play (p.213-215)

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Tod Stops Rob and Rex from Torching Luz's Set for her Play (p.213-215)

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It is not explicitly mentioned in the book, but the reader can infer that Tod saved Luz's set because he cares about her. This event is important because it shows how Tod has developed as a person, and how he is willing to make more sacrifices for his close friends.
Alessia Di Gennaro

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Tod continues writing in his notebook after he finishes detention (p.216)

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Tod continues writing in his notebook after he finishes detention (p.216)

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This proves that he improved as a person. He got a lot of character developpment sice the begining of the book, from skipping detention to writing in his journal even after detention ended. This is important because he is spending a lot of time in the notebook that helped him become a better person. He's using it a bit like a journal to relief his feelings.
Danielle Lu

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After graduating from his local community college, Tod got a job at one of the downtown office buildings. He is trying to work his way up the ranks and slowly improving. He's renting a small apartment. Life isn't perfect, but it's better than he ever thought it could be.
Alessia Di Gennaro