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In Chapter 1, Tennyson learns at dinner that his twin sister, Bronte, plans to go on an afternoon date with Brewster Rawlins, an antisocial boy from their school who was once voted most likely to receive the death penalty. Tennyson is unhappy with this situation and schemes to ruin the date.
In Chapter 2, Tennyson takes his girlfriend, Katrina, to the same miniature golf course where Brewster has taken Bronte on their date.
In Chapter 3, when Tennyson and Katrina catch up to Brewster and Bronte, Tennyson manages to get Brewster alone where he threatens him, promising bodily harm if he touches Bronte. Brewster and Bronte leave.
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Dear principal Mcginley,
Hey I wanted to kindly let you know, That I don't like how the teachers have been treating students. I don't like how the teachers talk to us in class. the other day I had a nose bleed. I asked mrs. Jones if I could go to the nurse. She was very rude. I was wondering if you could make it a rule that when something like that happened that they are required to let you go to the nurse for safety reasons?
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The poem mainly talks about the surroundings and at the end of the poem it says 'sad songs of Autumn mirth' which means that this takes place in autumn. It also sounds like the poem is about gradening..