Fone Bone Analysis

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so far in the story, Fone Bone and Smiley are lost in the wilderness after a battle with the mole rats and a giant mountain lion. Fone Bone tried to climb a tree seeing where he was, but fell of the tree then slammed his head into a beaver hole, when Fone Bone got out of the hole he recognized it was Fone Bone and got scared because he “thinks” he killed Kingdok the leader of the mole rats then he went to hide in its hole. Fone Bone was confused because he thinks that he didn’t kill Kingdok. Then Ted came across Fone Bone and Smiley and said that there is a rumor going around saying that Fone Bone killed Kingdok. But Fone Bone knew this was false because the only real damage someone did to Kingdok was Roque Ja but Fone Bone saw that Kingdock

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