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I predict that the conflict will be the kids that punched Sal will come back and keep hounding Miranda. The reason why I think this is the conflict is because in the text it states "He took big step toward me and Sal and blocked our way so that we had to stop." Do you think that the kids will come back and punch Miranda in the face, and what do you think her reaction will be? I think the book is pretty good. The reasons why is that the guy on the corner always makes me laugh, because I think he is funny. Also, I like how the characters are all helping out Miranda's mom with the game show by writing down right answers to questions, etc.. Finally, I like  Richard because he is overall just a nice guy, a caring boyfriend and a father figure.

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I agree with Tommy that the book is really good, and the man on the corner also makes me laugh. The one thing that I don't really agree with the conflict. I think that the conflict will have more to do with the letter or clues in the book that Mrs. Osbun told us about. I am not sure exactly the conflict will be but my guess involves those things. the part of it that the kid punching Sal has something to do with the climax.

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I agree with  Allison  I love the book and its intersting because its a mistery . But in till it takes a turn and Sal gets punched . I don't agree with Tommy because I do think it has too do with the clues later on  , But I do agree with Allison it might have to do something with the kids who punched sal . I also think it is weird that people say Miranda was named after a killer .

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I agree with Natalie because that is so weird that that kid said she was named after a killer. I also agree that the guy on the corner makes me laugh. I disagree because I think that the conflict was with the kids, but I think the climax with the book is when their apartment burned down (Mrs Osbun told us, no spoiler alert) and hey have nowhere else to stay.

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I agree  with Tommy D that the kid who punch Miranda his going to follow her . So think it is going to be man vs man .  Also I like this book because there is a mistery and you think something going to happen then a twist happens. I also like this book because there are some parts that make you laugh and make the book great.

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I think the conflict will have something to do with  the kid who punched Sal. He is very suspicious since Sal didn't seem to do anything wrong. And I think the book is very interesting and weird because some of the stuff like the crazy man, and how after Sal got punched he blocked Miranda out of his life. What did she do wrong?

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I think that what Tommy said about the conflict being about the clues is correct. I think this because I wouldn't expect such a mysterious note to be a small part of the story.

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The scene where Miranda and Marcus have to interact is when they are both at the dentist's office in their school. I think what Marcus and Miranda have in common is when they were talking about a book and kinda sharing their thoughts with each other. So, I think they like the story that they were talking about, and they were both agreeing that they talked about how some people believe that time travel was real or not. I feel this scene contributes to the plot because  Miranda got to know Marcus' personality. Also I think that they will get to know each other better and maybe become friends later on in the book.

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Miranda and Marcus interact when they are in the dentist office at school. Miranda is waiting there when she said "You like math, huh?" He acted like he had never seen her before. Then they started to talk about the book Miranda was reading. The thing they have in common is that they both know about the book Miranda was reading and both have their own opinions weather they lied or not. I think this contributes to the plot because it shows they will get to know each other farther in the book, since they seem to be getting to know each other more and more as the book goes on.

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The seen were Marcus and Miranda meet is in the dentist office . Miranda starts by saying ''you like math huh'' ?  he resounded saying ''yeah'' . slowly  . ''I like math'' ,  but I think he said it slowly because  he remembers Miranda being there when he punched Sal in the face . I do think there interaction will not end well together . They have in common is

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I agree with Eamon because I think that they do seem to be getting to  know each other. Also, I think that they will become better friends later in the book. Also, I like how they kind of had a love/hate relationship with each other by saying it in the text. Finally, I agree with Eamon because I think that their argument was exactly what Eamon wrote.

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I disagree with what Tommy said about how in the text they both talked about time travel being real. I remembered it being about whether  the ladies in the book Miranda was reading lie about getting home in 5 minutes from time travel or not.

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The scene in which Marcus and Miranda interact takes place in the school dentist office. The office exists for students who do not have enough money to pay a visit to a dentist outside of school where it cost more money. The dentist office at school is free. Miranda is told to look at a list and collect the kids two at a time, Marcus is the last one. While the fourth graders finish up their appointments Miranda and Marcus talk. Miranda starts the conversation, but neither her or Marcus seem comfortable at the beginning of their conversation. As the conversation moved along Marcus and Miranda seemed to warm up to each other. I think this proves that they could become friends later on in the book, he might help her solve the clues, or he could be the friend from the letter on the inside cover of the book. That is how I think it contributes to the plot. I do disagree with everyone though. I think what they have in common is that not only do both of their names start with an M, but they are both in need of money. To prove my point earlier I said that the dentist office was only for kids that did not have enough money for one outside of school. Also in the book, it said "I shouldn't let my mom find out about this. She is always complaining about how healthcare should be free for everyone." I assumed that her mother was complaining so much is because she barely made enough money and was poor. In the book it also says "I bet she would sign me for the dentist at school in no time."

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I disagree with everyone about somethings. But I agree with everyone about at least one thing. For an example I think their similarities don't have to do with stuff like their opinions. But I do agree with Eamon that them both reading the book was a similarity, and also that they would know each otheer later on.

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The scene they meet is in the dentist office at there school.  Miranda and Marcus have in common is a book they both like, they talk about the book and how that like and what they feel while reading the book .  I feel happy they had something in common and that they were having fun and they are happy .  Also I think this contributes to the plot because now Miranda can know Marcus better and learn about him.  I agree with Eamon that the scene match the plot because that farther in the book there will better know each other.

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The two words I'd use to describe Julia are snobbish and self-centered. The reason why I think she is snobbish is she is always acting snotty around Miranda,  Annemarie, etc. because she always speaks badly about the place that they work at during their lunch hours, and she always tries to one up them by going to all of these exotic places and rubbing in their faces. Some text evidence to support that she is snobbish is "What I don't understand why you're working at all, It's not like you need the money. And no offense,  but that place is kind of disgusting. I saw a roach in their once." The reason why I think Julia is self centered is because she only cares about herself by thinking she is better than everybody else in the world. Some text evidence to describe she is self centered is "Your skin is light brown. Your eyes are dark brown. Why don't you just use brown, you idiot. Where her parents bought her a little silver watch she was always shoving in people's faces." That's why I think Julia is snobbish and self centered.

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After reading session three The two words a would use to subscribe would be protective and mean. I pick mean and protective because Julia protects Annemaria  but in a mean way like the text evidence Eamon use that she said, " t's her epilepsy, idiot. You total idiot. Her dad has her on a special diet." That is why I pick mean and protective to describe Julia .

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I think Julia is kind but can be tough sometimes for exsample Annmores dad has he on a spesile diet . so  Julia helps her . But then she can be tough by calling people idiot .

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I think two words two describe Julia would be inconsiderate, but also caring. I think inconsiderate because in the book it says "God your an idiot. You're an idiot, you know that." I think that sentence proves that she is inconsiderate, but also caring because she is inconsiderate to Miranda calling her and idiot but by calling her an idiot it shows she cares for Anemerie.

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The two words I think would describe Julia are caring and a brat. I think caring because in the text she said "It's her epilepsy, idiot. You total idiot. Her dad has her on a special diet." When she says this it shows she cares about Annemarie. Also I think brat because she always gets what she wants and it has to be perfect. In the text Miranda said "My first memory of Julia is from second grade, when we made self-portraits in art. She complained there was no "café au lait" – colored construction paper for her skin, or sixty-percent-cacao-chocolate" color for her eyes." This can prove it has to be perfect for her, so that is why I think brat describes Julia.

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Miranda describes the laughing man as CSP (Crazy shaped person). I think Miranda used that to describe him becuase he seemed wired and stuck in the past. I think that it is foreshadowing. I think that The laughing man could be Mirandas father, or grandfather, becuae of how she keeps getting the bursts of familiarity. Also another wierd thing is he runs away from Marcus

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The thing that is interesting about the way Miranda describes the laughing man is she says to her mom, " The laughing man isn't completely crazy. He's kind of a CSP." Also CSP means "Crazy-shaped person." I think this is interesting because she thought the old man was a different kind of person.  I do think his is a piece of foreshadowing because I think that Miranda is going to keep feeding the old man and one day she is not going to feed her and then something is going to happen.

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What was interesting about how Miranda described the laughing man is that she called him "CSP". This is interesting, because she went from calling him laughing man, to CSP. I think this, because all of the sudden Miranda doesn't think of him nearly as crazy as she used to. I think CSP means that he is crazy on the outside, but if you actually talk to him he is normal She even said he was"almost normal" when she gave him the sandwich. I think this can be a piece of foreshadowing, because it seems Miranda will have more respect to the laughing man then in the past, and it can show maybe the laughing man is not as crazy as everybody thinks.

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The interesting way Miranda describes the laughing man is when she says ''CSP'' Crazy Shaped Person . After giving the sandwich . Also i do think this is a piece a foreshadowing  because Miranda keeps looking at the Laughing man like she as seen him before . It says this on Page .114.  on the last paragraph .

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I agree with tommy about the CSP a

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One major revelation is when Annemarie flipped out at Jimmy's place because Jimmy pointed his finger at Miranda and he ratted her out for no reason. I think this is a reveation because the definition of a revelation is a surprising and previously unknown fact, especially one that is made known in a dramatic way and Annemarie was very dramatic with the situation, etc.. Another revelation is when Colin kissed Miranda. The reason why I think this is a revelation is that it was very weird. In the text it states "He took two steps forward and then he kissed me. And then I kissed him back." Those are my two revelations in my opinion.

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The reason why it's interesting in my opinion is that Miranda describes the laughing man as a "CSP." A "CSP" is short for "crazy shaped person." She described him as being "almost normal" when she gave him the sandwich. When he was talking to her the old man was speaking normally, not crazily. I think this is a piece of foreshadowing because the guy was almost speaking too normally, and not like his crazy self. Also what was kinda weird was he asked "what was the burn scale" out of the blue for no reason.

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I think a major revelation is Miranda and Julia becoming friends. I think this because it talks about how Miranda has disliked Julia ever since they were little.

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I think that one major revelations is her and Julia being friends. They always

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Julia and Miranda becoming friends because they always used to hate each other. Miranda would call her names. Another one is when We find out the laughing man stole the money. I would not think of him to do that. Not copying anyone else, this is what I think.

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A major revelation is when the laughing man stole the money AN d also when Julia and Miranda became friends. I cant add more stuff to what Eamon and Allison said about the Julia and miranda. But the scene when the laughing men stole the money Miranda was surprise because remmenber last section they talk to each other Miranda though he was nice . Also I think the laughing men is a important men that why i pick him as a revelation.

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I think a major revelation is Miranda and Julia becoming friends. I think this because it talks about how Miranda has disliked Julia ever since they were little.  Another revelation is that we find out who gave the rose to Annemarie. In the text it said "...it was Julia who left the rose for Annemarie." This is a surprise, because we thought it was Colin all along. Those are the two major revelations in this section of reading.

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It was really hard to solve because you wouldn't expect the laughing man to write the notes. The author made the book really hard to solve because the author describes the laughing man as always under his mailbox, or in one particular spot, not up and about, hiding notes about saving a friends life. Also, how did he even get paper and a writing tool when he is just under his mailbox all of the time? Later on in the book you find out Marcus is the Laughing Man. I find this interesting because he always talks about believing in time travel. He went back in time to save Sal because that already happened in his life, and he didn't want that to happen again. What's really interesting is that when the Laughing Man saw Marcus in his general area, the Laughing Man sprinted the other way because he knew who it was. I liked the book because it was very interesting. Why I say this is because that in the book you can't really pinpoint who the laughing man is, and others. Also, the boyfriend that the mom is dating, you haven't really seen a lot. Finally, you don't know some of the character's backgrounds, like Julia.

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I think it was hard to solve, because you would of never expected any of the crazy twists and turns in the story. The laughing man always just seemed like a crazy man to me, so I could of never thought it was Marcus in the future writing notes. Also, they never gave you any amazing hints to show Marcus from the future was their to save Sal's life. I liked the book, because there was a lot of thinking, trying to find out what the different things meant.

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I really liked this book. I think the reason this mystery was hard to solve though was becuase the laughing man was just som crazy dude, to suspect him to have stolen the money, leave the notes, and save Sam were just beyond reasonable. I never would of suspected him to be behind it all. I liked the book becuase everything was so unexpected. Also I liked it becuse no one would ever expect the luaghing man to be Marcus.

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This book is really hard to solve because you never predicted the laughing man writing the notes because he is homeless. Also it made the mystery hard to solve because you always thought that the laughing man was someone other then Marcus . This book was amazing because I like to try to guest what is going to happen next. Also i like this book because you expect something else but something else pops out of nowhere. I wish i can read another book like this because it was so much fun reading it.

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I love this Mystery book . This was hard to solve because  each clue/letter was different even thought it led up to the person who send the letters/clues . But than again you can NEVER predied it was the laughing man .

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I also agree with tler that is was Very musterus that is was the laughing man and this was hard to predied it was him .