1. How does Bud feel about being "on the Lam"?

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1. Bud feels good about himself when he says he is being "on the Lam."
2. He thinks that his mother is sad.
3. He is named Bud after the bud of a flower.
4. His pretend parents treat him well.
5. They think that it's inappropriate.
6. He felt happy that he could be with a family who could feed him.

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