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How does Charlie's relationship with his father change and convey the theme?

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How does Charlie's relationship with his father change and convey the theme?

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-Example: Charlie's relationship with his father changes and conveys the theme that even hero's have fault because Charlie does not feel the same about his father at the end of the story. 

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-Example: Charlie's relationship with his father changes and conveys the theme that even hero's have fault because Charlie does not feel the same about his father at the end of the story. 

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In the text it states, "This meeting is for him. He's afraid that people will think badly of him. Because of me. But I think...he's the coward."

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In the text it states, "This meeting is for him. He's afraid that people will think badly of him. Because of me. But I think...he's the coward."

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This evidence shows that Charlies feeling for his father is not the same as it was in the beginning. He thought his dad was a hero at first, but after the fight, Charlie does not feel like his dad is his hero. 

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This evidence shows that Charlies feeling for his father is not the same as it was in the beginning. He thought his dad was a hero at first, but after the fight, Charlie does not feel like his dad is his hero. 

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How does Charlie's feeling towards fighting and violence convey the theme?

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How does Charlie's feeling towards fighting and violence convey the theme?

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charlies feelings towards fighting and violence convey the theme fighting does'nt solve problems Because he thinks violence is not the answer

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Charlie's feeling towards fighting and violence convey the theme Its better to solve problems with words than fists Because charlie feels its unsafe.  “That’s not what happened, “

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Trinity- Charlies feelings towards fighting and violence covey the theme  that fighting doesn't solve problems because charlie feels that fight is unsafe.

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Trinity- Charlies feelings towards fighting and violence covey the theme  that fighting doesn't solve problems because charlie feels that fight is unsafe.

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Charlie's feeling towards fighting and violence convey the theme  Fighting doesn’t solve problems because charlie dosn't like fighting.
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Charlies feeling towards fighting and violence convey the theme  "Fighting doesn’t always solve problems" because its unsafe.

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charlie feeling's about vilencens and fighting is he dont like idea of fighting to get them out of your way or to leave you alone he do not like that he do not like the way you have to fight to solve the prombelm

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In "Biderbiks Don't Cry" by Avi it states, “That’s not what happened,"  guys surrounded me...” “And told me I had to fight one of them. Any one. Even the smallest. But I was too scared to. See, I was... very frightened.... So I just lay there... hoping they would go away. And they did. Then I ran home.”
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Trinity- In "Biderbiks don,t cry" by Avi, in the text it states,“Boxing lessons?” Charlie said incredulously.Mr. Biderbik nodded. “Right. Twice a week. Seven-thirty. Till nine. You start next week. I’ve arranged for a good young teacher.” “But ... I don’t want to.” “Why?” “I hate fighting.” “Charlie, my boy, you don’t have a choice.” “Don’t you care how I feel about a meeting?” “Frankly, no. Charlie, the meeting is going to happen and you’re going to be there—like it or not.”  page: 12 paragraph:  204-210

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Trinity- In "Biderbiks don,t cry" by Avi, in the text it states,“Boxing lessons?” Charlie said incredulously.Mr. Biderbik nodded. “Right. Twice a week. Seven-thirty. Till nine. You start next week. I’ve arranged for a good young teacher.” “But ... I don’t want to.” “Why?” “I hate fighting.” “Charlie, my boy, you don’t have a choice.” “Don’t you care how I feel about a meeting?” “Frankly, no. Charlie, the meeting is going to happen and you’re going to be there—like it or not.”  page: 12 paragraph:  204-210