6. Why did Max break the promise he made to Gram about the New Tenements? Be specific.

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spayn [35]3 years ago

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Max breaks the promise to Grim and Gram that he wouldn't go to the New Testaments, a run-down housing project. Max and Kevin are going there to return Loretta Lee's purse. As Max will be breaking his promise to Grim and Gram, he feels bad, but Kevin tells him that it's okay to break a promise if you're on a quest.

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