What Is The Moral Of The Story Interlopers

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The story Interlopers starts off like a good story where people started getting into groups and they worked for a certain amount of long time and they start working for a man who only cares about him self and he starts to make people work for him for a very very long time and he starts to make people cover for him and to take his place for him and to what he's doing to make and starts to do good things his son took his place and he started doing good things for people and making sure they do the same and do it well for others and they do good for others as well and one day he turns evil for some reason and some has to stop him fast and do more to do to stop this powerful

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