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photoshop1234 [79]
3 years ago
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How does the professor in “Saboteur” take revenge on what happened to him? Who is affected by this revenge, as stated at the end

of the story? Explain whesthwe or not he took the revenge too far and why. What could he have done instead?
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gavmur [86]3 years ago
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The professor got revenge by contaminating the food around the area. This affected not only the officers who wrongly accused him. but innocent children. (you have to add why or why not you think he took it to far) A few things he could have done was report the officers and start a protest. 

Remember to just use this as a guide. Please rewrite in your own words. 
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