Freak: Commmensalism Relationship

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“I never had a brain until Freak came along” In the movie Freak in Might this boy named Max starts to get tutored by a boy named Kevin who has a muscle disorder called Morquio syndrome. While Kevin starts teaching Max how to read they start going on adventures on the book they are reading about King Author. THrough this they started to become friends. They did many things together like had dinner together went to fairs, had fun at school together. In this movie the Mighty Kevin, and Max have a commensalism relationship. The first example that shows that Kevin and Max have a commensalism relationship is when Kevin becomes a tutor to Max. Max needs help with reading because has a hard time with it. So Kevin helps by becoming a tutor for Max.

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