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Personal Narrative Essay: Who Was Griffin A Good Man?

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Hello, I am Thomas Marvels great granddaughter Mariah. My great grandfather died two years ago and since his death I have inherited The Invisible Man Inn , Griffins three notebooks and his diaries. Many people see Griffin as a bad man, but actually he didn't do anything wrong, and was a very good man. Griffins actions were actually helping science, even though many people didn't see it that way. I intend to prove that Griffin is a good man and that all of his actions and experiments were motivated toward helping science, and not hurting people. “ Recently my luggage finally arrived at Coach and Horses. I was getting some of my packages and the driver Fearnsides, dog bit my hand. My hand hurt very bad, but I didn't want to make a big deal of

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