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This article is about two boys, Pete and Sucker It all started when suckers parents died in a car crash. Pete’s Parents took him in . Pete treats sucker like hes worthless and sucker just takes it but that’s all about to change.the story includes Pete Maybelle and sucker Maybelle is one of the popular kids.

topic:1 Why pete is so mean to sucker? Reason(1) It is because mayabelle treats Pete so bad and pete takes his anger out on sucker.
Pete and sucker share a room . It’s basically pete’s because Sucker just stays on his side and all pete has to do is look at sucker and he knows to leave the room. If it was me he would’ve have to be really mean to me to give me that much fear of what he might do if i don’t . Reason(2)

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