The Ravine Compare And Contrast

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Have you ever read a story name the Ravine? Well its a story about two boys Vinny and Joeboy that went on adventure to the Ravine. Vinny is little cat because he was scared to jump off the ravine .One the other hand joeboy was brave enough to jump off the ravine. Joeboy has a girlfriend which vinny is a bit jealous of. Vinny also believe in rumors because of the dead boy that jumped off the ravine and never came back. Last but not least joeboy was called a big fat babooze because joeboy told vinny that he was going to jump and vinny said no and called him a big fat babooze. In conclusion joeboy and vinny are both teenagers and went on a adventure to the ravine. They both drew a lighting bolt on their chest because joeboy did not went to die

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