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The Patron Saint Of Pigs Case Study

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Tim Tran
Period 6
2/7/2017
The Patron Saint of Pigs
Lauren Myracle, 96 pages

1. Addie and Jeb are break up and Addie had kept trying to change Jeb. This resulted in Jeb feeling inferior and the two fighting. After one fight Addie had gotten drunk and made out with someone else, telling Jeb it was over. Addie assumed that the relationship was over and cut her hair short and dyed it pink as a way to show that she wanted a change. She and her friends go to Waffle house to play and meet Jeb their. Jeb tells all his feeling on his trip go to his family to Addie. They come in love back.

2. I like the end of story because they can love together and it happy ending

3. After one fight Addie had gotten drunk and made out with someone else, telling

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