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The First Rocket Roy Lee Analysis

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This quote describes the result of the first rocket. As it is clearly states that the rocket was a fail. The design and construction of the rocket did not succeed. The author shows sarcasm in Roy Lee´s dialogue, which shows that they weren´t happy with the outcome. Quentin is taking note of what happened this round, most likley so that they can build something better on their next try.

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