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Theme Of Fate In Freak The Mighty

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Fate In the book “Freak the Mighty” there are lots of events that involve Fate. Including when Kevin and Max are reunited. That was not luck in my opinion that was fate. Also when freak dies, it was bound to happen eventually and he was going to die no matter what anyone thought. Another scene where fate is shown is when killer kane came after max, Grim and Gram and everyone else knew it was going to happen. That is why I chose the theme fate. When Kevin and Max were reunited max said, “Because by now I recognize him as the weird little robot kid from daycare and maybe he remembers me as kicker ” (Philbrick,9) At this point in the book Max was feeling excited or not accepting the fact that they were reunited. This quote shows that max does

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