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The Final Battle Between Scott And Ramona For Gideon

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This final battle between Scott and the leader of the exes, Gideon, sets the stage for realizations about self for everyone involved. Self concept refers to the overall idea of who a person thinks he or she is. Each person has an idea of self that contains a short list of characteristics that he or she finds important. Many things can influence this. It is influenced by context, through groups we are tied with, through our interactions with others, and their reactions to us. Scott, Ramona, and knives all come together in this final scene to fight what they believe is their own personal evil. Scott fights Gideon for Ramona, Knives fights ramona for Scott, and Ramona fights back. As some point during the battle realizations are made. Scotts begins

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